Basic of Heat Transfer (HT) Vs Engineering Thermodynamic

The basic difference between HT and ET taught in a clear, practical way so that learner can understand it.

Created byJay Patel

Last updated 1/2023

English

What you'll learn

To classify the heat transfer problems and to apply the principles of steady state one dimensional heat transfer
To understand the practical application of thermodynamics and heat transfer
To understand governing law of heat transfer.
Governing question used for occurring heat transfer

Course content

1 section • 5 lectures • 1h 19m total length

Introduction to HT and ET19:19
This lecture gives information about the basic definition of heat, work and conduction.
Heat transfer mode - Conduction28:07
This lecture gives information about the conduction mode of heat transfer.
Heat Transfer Mode- Convection19:47
This lecture gives information about the convection mode of heat transfer.
Example_15:00
Heating of water by metal rod _understand the heat transfer process by using the convective mode of HT.
Example_27:15
Design the wall area of the oven by understanding the process of conduction HT.

Requirements

Basic knowledge of physics

Description

The study of energy is a part of thermodynamics. How do we obtain the energy we require to run our houses and travel? What is the mechanism of devices like engines, power plants, and refrigerators? As well as for all general applications, many heat transmission mechanisms have been used. For so, it is crucial to have a fundamental understanding of HT as well as the key distinction between ET and heat and mass transfer.

For many different kinds of engineers, this course is crucial. Anyone who is interested in learning about the mode of heat transfer and how HMT differs from thermodynamics can take the class, I have created. All college students who are now taking Thermodynamics or who want to take HT in the future will find this course to be of great assistance. But this is also wonderful for anyone who wants to learn more about energy, a subject that is highly relevant right now! I avoid too convoluted theory and provide you with both the HOW and the WHY. Also at the end of this course i have added simple question for better understanding of this course outcome. With this very much best of luck for your new beginning of learning. And wish you best of luck !!

Who this course is for:

All students/learner from different Engineering streams
Especially Engineering students wanting to get a head start on an upcoming engineering study