Ashish Ranjan

This course gives an in depth explanation of concepts of thermodynamics

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Basic Thermodynamic Concepts

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Available Energy (in Hindi)

Available Energy Part-2 (in Hindi)

Availability Function (in Hindi)

Available Energy Part-4 (in Hindi)

Third Law of Thermodynamics (in Hindi)

Here I've discussed what is our substance and how vapour dome is constructed.

Pure Substances: Part-1

Dryness fraction, reference of vapor curve

Pure Substances Part-2

Pure Substances: Part-3

Various concepts that were left like Vander Wall's gas equation, properties of mixtures etc.

Pure Substances: Part-4

Completed b.tech(Mechanical Engineering) in 2015. Qualified GATE in 2015 ,2017 . Persuing m.tech from Nit Hamirpur. Loves teaching.

Juhi Rani Verma

This course will describe basic concepts of thermodynamics and will discuss the energy and energy transfers to different systems and explain the first law of thermodynamics.

(Hindi) Thermodynamics - Introduction and First Law

I am a mechanical engineer and currently perusing my masters from IIT(ISM) Dhanbad.

Sudhanshu Singh

This course is about a system and the types of systems, according to the interactive nature of system with the surrounding, Properties, macroscopic and microscopic viewpoint, Concept of the continuum and its validity, Heat and Work interaction, Equilibrium.

(Hindi) Basics of Thermodynamics: GATE (ME)

Cleared UPSC ESE twice with Rank 63 and 90 in mechanical engg. Got 99 percentile in GATE. Cracked ONGC, BHEL,ISRO, SAIL, GAIL successfully

Harshit Aggarwal

One among the major topics which mechanical engineering students learn is Refrigeration. Hence, in this course, Harshit Agarwal concentrates on providing comprehensive information about the fundamentals of refrigeration. One will learn definitions of refrigeration and come across briefly about its fundamentals. One can also attain the comprehensive understanding of vapour compression cycles as the topics pertaining to it are thoroughly explained and sample questions on it are solved. A thorough discussion on the performance of the vapour compression cycle and detailed outline on the volumetric efficiency of a reciprocating compressor is also elucidated. Taking this course makes ones familiar with the classification of refrigerants and much more fascinating topics.

Understanding the Basics of Refrigeration

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4+ years teaching experience in GATE & ESE Mechanical Engineering
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Akanksh Suman

In this course, the educator is discussing Zeroth law and Temperature measurement and Pure substance with Numericals for GATE & ESE

GATE and ESE: Basic Concept of Thermodynamics

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Chandrasekar Kl

This course covers about basics, need for nuclear engineering and also nuclear power plants.

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Abhishek Dass

Out of the four laws of thermodynamics, this second law is highly importance because it connects our engineering theoretical studies with practical world.

Lessons

9 lessons • 1h 32m

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Available Energy (in Hindi)

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Available Energy Part-2 (in Hindi)

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Availability Function (in Hindi)

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Available Energy Part-4 (in Hindi)

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Third Law of Thermodynamics (in Hindi)

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