@luna_vlab: Day 7 of surviving thermo in mechanical engineering school 🔥 Sketching a full thermodynamics cycle and justifying the isothermal curve with calculus 📝 PV diagrams, ideal gas steps, and finals-week energy 💡📚 #mechanicalengineering #engineeringstudent #homeworkhelp #learnontiktokcontest #creatorsearchinsights

Luckymonitor :

Nathan Young :

Where were you when I took thermodynamics. Great explanation

💖🏳️‍🌈✨Boykisser✨🏳️‍🌈💖 :

whattt that actually feels like simple math with some simple rules 😭

clam :

pressure and volume are indirectly proportional via ideal gas thus any decrease in V would result in an increase in P from state 1 to 2.

عمار | عاشق العطور 🫶 | :

I think it has to be higher because of VxP divided by T so P2 has to be higher then P1 because of V2 being lower than V1 ( correct me if I am mistaken )

rLethalBomb :

great work , although I think you mean convex up. ive always learnt positive second derivatives as convex

auserwaehlter :

Ah, yes. This helped me on my triangle test

lennart :

really love the style of your vids, would be so cool if you could also do some more "basic" stuff like statics for the noobies who just started eng 🫡

. :

Aight not bad

⍙ℒⅈ :

chemical engineering thermodynamics is by far the hardest engineering course

shir40ri :

Is CO2 always considered an ideas gas in these types of problems? 🤔

hugoo_toribioo :

Now do a 7 process installation, with 2 pumps, 3 turbines, a heating chamber and all working with vapour water

dexterdd :

why on earth do you take derivatives on a simple inverse function??? you should obviously recognise the graph from the algebraic form

Jeskooo :

PV= mRT 😁

Rasta Mouse :

Mechanics was a breeze. But thermodynamics is just painful. In mechanics you can apply your intuition to start solving a problem based on real world experience and pure logic. But in thermo you don’t have that luxury.

Jean :

wow

Sadek Himself :

We know that the. Pressure will be higher cause its a compression process so P2>P1

Webber𒉭 :

damn one of the first ones i understand also dont we know that p2=p1v1/v2?

Noctis206753 :

The real problem arises when u have to use the thermodynamics table for superheated Co2 in the same question

basta bannarmi😔🙏 :

where do you find those exercises?

ajafx22 :

we just discussed this and I'm lost this is Nice

Lucas B :

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😂😂😂

gnogetn :

😁😁😁

brabdaaaa23 :

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