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Tutorial (TOC) > Daemons |
The state daemons are the building blocks of all other daemons and must be mastered first. You will find hands-on examples as well as background information on each daemon in this tutorial. For more examples with a particular daemon, visit the chapters mentioned in parenthesis in the Example module. |
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| Unit Converter, DeskCal, Traditional tables and charts are covered in this tutorial. | Brayton cycle and jet engines. (Ch. 8). (prereq: open steady daemons). | ||
| Evaluation of properties and states using different material models. (Ch. 3, 11). | Rankine cycle. (Ch. 9). (prereq: open steady daemons). | ||
| Generic open steady systems such as pumps, turbines, etc. (Ch. 4, 6). (prereq: flow state daemons). | Vapor compression and gas refrigeration cycles. (Ch. 10). (prereq: open steady daemons). | ||
| Overall heat engine, refrigerator, or heat pump cycles can be treated as steady closed systems. (Ch. 2). | Psychrometry and air conditioning. (Ch. 12). (prereq: open steady daemons). | ||
| Closed systems undergoing a process as in the compression of a gas in a piston-cylinder device. (Ch. 5, 6). (prereq: system state daemons). | Combustion in open steady systems and closed processes. (Ch. 13). (prereq: open steady and closed process daemons). | ||
| Open systems undergoing a process as in charging. (Ch. 5). (prereq: system and flow state daemons). | Chemical equilibrium. (Ch. 14). (prereq: combustion daemons). | ||
| Exergy (Availability) analysis of open-steady devices and closed processes (Ch. 6). | High speed flow of gases. (Ch. 15). (prereq: open steady daemons). | ||
| Otto, Diesel, and other cycles used by reciprocating engines. (Ch. 7) (prereq: closed process daemons). | Reproducing a solution using TEST codes. | ||