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BDA 37501Thermofluid Engineering Laboratory
OPEN ENDED
THERMODYNAMIC
Prepared by: Mohamad Farid Sies
CONTENT
• TOPICS
• REPORT WRITING
• INTRODUCTION
• EXPECTED OUTCOME
• ACTIVITY
• 1ST LAW OF THERMODYNAMICS
• POLYTROPHIC PROCESS
TOPICS
1. MARCET BOILER-CLAUSIUS-CLAPEYRON EQUATION
2. TWO-STAGE AIR COMPRESSOR-POLYTHROPIC PROCESS
PROPOSAL REPORT
• Proposal report– Introduction
– Literature Review and Theory
– Procedure and Methodology
(Follow as Lab sheet standard Fluids Mechanic)
REPORT WRITTING
• Full report– Introduction 10 %
– Literature Review and Theory 10 %
– Procedure and Methodology 10 %
– Results 15 %
– Observations 15 %
– Discussions 20 %
– Conclusion 10 %
– Recommendations 5 %
– References 5 %Total: 100 %
INTRODUCTION
Open-ended experiment employs out-come based education. It is a student-centered learning
philosophy that focuses on empirically measuring student performance, which is called outcomes.
Thus, in this open ended laboratory project, a problem will be given to a group of student to solve
or complete by conducting certain experimental work within a specified time. Student should
actively participate in discussion either in or out lab class.
EXPECTED OUTCOME
• A LAB SHEET for the newly developed experiment that consist of all standard content of Thermodynamics Lab Sheets
• Fully functioning EXPERIMENTAL TOOLS to conduct the experiment.
• FULL REPORT for the newly developed experiment
• A PRESENTATION SLIDE that explains newly developed experiment.
ACTIVITYWEEK ACTIVITY
2 or 8 Students will be divided into small group and each group consists of 4-5 students. Each group is required to propose their open ended laboratory project based on title/scope given by the instructor
3 or 9 All groups are expected to come up with their Title, Learning Outcomes, Objectives, Skills, Materials, Scopes, Theory and Procedures of the new experiment setup for experiment. The proposal must be approved by the Lab Instructor while the technical aspect must be approved by the Lab Assistant Engineer
4 or 10 Do an experiment and construct lab/experiment instruction.
5 or 11 Produce experiment full report 1.
6 or 12 Do an experiment and construct lab/experiment instruction. Produce experiment full report 2.
7 or 13 Project presentation 1 or 2.
MARCET BOILER, CLAUSIUS-CLAPEYRON EQUATION
TOPIC LEARNING OUTCOMES
At the end of this topic, students will be able to:
1. shows that when three non-parallel forces in the same plane are in
equilibrium, their line of action meet at a point.
2. shows that the resultant of two forces can be found using the
Parallelogram of Forces.
3. Apply Newton’s Law of Motion to determine the resultant forces.
Topic 1: EXPERIMENTAL EQUIPMENT
INTRODUCTION
In this experiment, water is heated up
under constant volume. During the
phase-change process, pressure and
temperature are dependent properties,
having a definite relation between them.
The characteristic of the relation is shown
in Figure 1.1.
THEORY
After all liquid has evaporated, the temperature rises, and the water now will
be in the vapor phase. The heat added from the liquid state to boiling, the
phase change and the result of adding more heat can seen from the phase
diagram in Figure 1.2.
Clausius-Clapeyron equation
Result
RESULT (15%)
a. Complete the data sheet provided in Appendix.
b. Complete the data sheet provided in Appendix by calculating
the ΔTΔp / and dp/dT using Equation (1) for each measurement.
For the dp/dT calculation, use steam table and make
interpolation where necessary.
c. Plot ΔTΔp / versus dp/dT. Compare the deviation between both values and
state your explanation about this difference.
Topic 2: TWO-STAGE AIR COMPRESSOR
TOPIC LEARNING OUTCOMES
At the end of this topic, the students will be able to:
• Understand the polytropic process in the two-stage air compressor.
• Determine of the polytropic efficiency of a compressor.
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23
4
Compressor
first stage
Compressor
second
stage
Intercooler
After-cooler
Storage
tank
Fig.1: Two-stage air compressor schematically
POLYTROPIC
• Polytrophic equation
P = 𝐶𝑉−𝑛
– n = 0 isobaric process
– n = 1 isothermal
– n ≠ 1
Result
END
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