Understanding Thermodynamics: Systems, Terminology, and Views
Dive into the fundamental concepts of thermodynamics, including systems, terminology, and macroscopic versus microscopic viewpoints. Explore the boundaries of isolated systems, control mass in closed systems, and control volume in open systems. Gain insights into classical and statistical thermodynamics to enhance your understanding of energy and matter interactions within different system types.
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Thermodynamics Ch 2 : Basic Concepts 1. Systems Thermodynamics Prof. Mohamed Nabil Sabry 1
Terminology: System All Universe! Part of interest Remaining! A system Neighborhood Part = space zone? Boundaries Part = materiel portion? control volume control mass open system closed system isolated system Energy Matter no no crosses no crosses crosses 2 Thermodynamics
Macro or Micro? Macroscopic view system Classical Thermodynamics Matter is a continuum Essential part of the course Statistical Thermodynamics Matter is discrete To better understand Microscopic view 3 Thermodynamics
Summary System; Neighborhood; Boundaries Isolated system Control mass (closed system) Control volume (open system) Macroscopic versus microscopic point of views 4 Thermodynamics
