工程热力学:英文版=Thermodynamics An Engineering Approach

chapter 1 introduction and basic concepts.

1-1 thermodynamics and energy

1-2 systems and control volumes

1-3 properties of a system

1-4 density and specific gravity

1-5 state and equilibrium

1-6 processes and cycles

1-7 temperature and the zeroth law of thermodynamics

1-8 pressure

1-9 the manometer

1-10 problem-solving technique

chapter 2 energy,energy transfer,and general energy analysis

2-1 introduction

2-2 forms of energy

2-3 energy transfer by heat

2-4 energy transfer by work

2-5 mechanical forms of work

2-6 the first law of thermodynamics

2-7 energy conversion efficiencies

2-8 energy and environment

.chapter 3 properties of pure substances

3-1 pure substance

3-2 phases of a pure substance

3-3 phase-change processes of pure substances

3-4 property diagrams for phase-change processes

3-5 property tables

3-6 the ideal-gas equation'of state

3-7 compressibility factor--a measure of deviation from ideal-gas behavior

3-8 other equations of state

chapter 4 energy analysis of closed systems

4-1 moving boundary work

4-2 energy balance for closed systems

4-3 specific heats

4-4 internal energy,enthalpy,and specific heats of ideal gases

4-5 internal energy, enthalpy, and sp'ecific heats of solids and liquids

chapter 5 mass and energy analysis'of'control volumes

5-1 conservation of mass

5-2 flow work and the energy of a flowing. fluid

5-3 energy, analysis of steady-flow systems

5-4 some steady-flow engineering devices

5-5 energy analysis of unsteady-flow processes

chapter 6 the second law of thermodynamics

6-1 introduction to the second law

6-2 thermal energy reservoirs

6-3 heat engines

6-4 refrigerators and heat pumps

6-5 perpetual-motion machines

6-6 reversible and irreversible processes

6-7 the carnot cycle

6-8 the carnot principles

6-9 the thermodynamic temperature scale

6-10 the carnot heat engine

6-11 the carnot refrigerator and heat pump

chapter 7 entropy

7-1 entropy

7-2 the increase of entropy principle

7-3 entropy change of pure substances

7-4 isentropic processes

7-5 property diagrams involving entropy

7-6 what is entropy?

7-7 the t ds relations

7-8 entropy change of liquids and solids

7-9 the entropy change of ideal gases

7-10 reversible steady-flow work

7-11 minimizing the compressor work

7-12 isentropic efficiencies of steady-flow devices

chapter 8 gas power cycles..

8-1 basic considerations in the analysis of power cycles

8-2 the camot cycle and its value in engineering

8-3 air-standard assumptions

8-4 an overview of reciprocating engines

8-5 otto cycle:the ideal cycle for spark-ignition engines

8-6 diesel cycle:the ideal cycle for compression-ignition engines

8-7 stirling and ericsson cycles

8-8 brayton cycle:the ideal cycle for gas-turbine engines

8-9 the brayton cycle with regeneration

8-10 the brayton cycle with intercooling, reheating, and regeneratior

8-11 ideal jet-propulsion cycles

8-12 second-law analysis of gas power cycles

chapter 9 vapor power cycles

9-1 the carnot vapor cycle

9-2 rankine cycle:the ideal cycle for vapor power cycles

9-3 deviation of actual vapor power cycles from idealized ones

9-4 how can we increase the efficiency of the rankine cycle7

9-5 the ideal reheat rankine cycle

9-6 the ideal regenerative rankine cycle

chapter 10 refrigeration cycles

10-1 refrigerators and heat pumps

10-2 the reversed camot cycle

10-3 the ideal vapor-compression refrigeration cycle

10-4 actual vapor-compression refrigeration cycle

10-5 selecting the right refrigerant

10-6 heat pump systems

10-7 gas refrigeration cycles

10-8 absorption refrigeration systems

chapter 11 thermodynamic property relations

11-1 a little math--partial derivatives and associated relations

11-2 the maxwell relations

11-3 the clapeyron equation

11-4 general relations for du, dh, ds, co, and cp

11-5 the joule-thomson coefficient

chapter 12 gas mixtures

12-1 composition of a gas mixture: mass and mole fractions

12-2 p-v-t behavior of gas mixtures:ideal and real gases

12-3 properties of gas mixtures:ideal and real gases

chapter 13 gas--vapor mixtures and air-conditioning

13-1 dry and atmospheric air

13-2 specific and relative humidity of air

13-3 dew-point temperature

13-4 adiabatic saturation and wet-bulb temperatures

13-5 the psychrometric chart

13-6 human comfort and air-conditioning

13-7 air-conditioning processes

chapter 14 compressible flow

14-1 stagnation properties

14-2 speed of sound and mach number

14-3 one-dimensional isentropic flow

14-4 isentropic flow through nozzles

14-5 steam nozzles

appendix 1 property tables and charts (si units)

appendix 2 property tables and charts(english units)...