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The terminology, once defined, is used consistently. The Sections of each Chapter are formatted according to a consistent framework. As mentioned above, under Comprehensiveness, the Solutions for the Examples might need to be revisited with the view of making the steps, and their logic, more accessible to the student. The text is generally clear and easy to follow the prose is accessible for any reader. The content of the subject of Classical Thermodynamics has, since the science developed, has, in its most basic level, not been subject to change, and, at the level of this text, is unlikely to ever change. It is recommended that the Sections be reviewed and edited to provide a sequence of problems of increasing complexity, with all steps delineated, for the training of the students in this field. It is noted that the Solutions to the Examples seem to be written for students with some familiarity with Engineering Thermodynamics this appears to be inconsistent with the book’s title, which is Introduction to Engineering Thermodynamics. From there, the First and Second Laws of Thermodynamics are explored in some depth.Įach Chapter and Section begins with some introductory text, followed by Examples. The text builds outward from the basic concepts and definitions of the underlying physics, guiding the reader through thermodynamic properties and introducing the subject of gasses. Reviewed by Sean Moroney, Lecturer, Windward Community College on 12/24/22 Journalism, Media Studies & Communications +.
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