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020			_a9781118412930
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082			_a621.1.01 MOR
100			_aMoran, Michael J
245			_aFundamentals of engineering thermodynamics _cMichael J. Moran, Howard N. Shapiro, Daisie D. Boettner, Margaret B. Bailey.
260			_aHoboken, NJ : _bWiley, [2014]. _c ©2014
300			_axiv, 1042 pages : _bcolor illustrations ; _c29 cm
505			_tGetting started : introductory concepts and definitions -- _tEnergy and the first law of thermodynamics -- _tEvaluating properties -- _tControl volume analysis using energy -- _tThe second law of thermodynamics -- _tUsing entropy -- _tExergy analysis -- _tVapor power systems -- _tGas power systems -- _tRefrigeration and heat pump systems -- _tThermodynamic relations -- _tIdeal gas mixtures and psychrometrics applications -- _tReacting mixtures and combustion -- _tChemical and phase equilibvrium
520			_a Presents a comprehensive and rigorous treatment of the subject from the classical perspective to offer a problem-solving methodology that encourages systematic thinking. Noted for its treatment of the second law, this text clearly presents both theory and application. The presentation of chemical availability has been extended by a cutting- edge discussion of standard chemical availability. Design applications and problems have been updated to include economic considerations. Environmental topics have also been expanded and updated. The new version of Interactive Thermodynamics (IT) is a powerful windows-based software program that now includes equation-solver, printing, graphing, data retrival and simulation capabilities
650			_a Thermodynamics -- Textbooks.
650			_aThermodynamics.
700			_a Shapiro N Howard
700			_a Boettner D Daisie
700			_a Bailey B Margaret
942			_2ddc _cBK