Lecture

Exergy and Thermodynamics

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Description

This lecture covers the concept of exergy, which quantifies the maximum theoretical work obtainable from a system. Topics include exergy reference environment, exergy conversion, exergy balance for closed and open systems, and exergetic efficiencies. The instructor discusses entropy, Carnot efficiency, isentropic processes, and exergy balance in both closed and open systems.

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