| Management number | 233296898 | Release Date | 2026/06/27 | List Price | $7.60 | Model Number | 233296898 | ||
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You are about to understand the science that powers everything around you. And it is going to feel surprisingly easy.Most thermodynamics books are written by experts who forgot what it felt like to be confused. They throw equations at you on page one. They skip the steps that would have made everything click. They leave you staring at the second law of thermodynamics, the entropy chapter, or a steam table, wondering if maybe you are just not smart enough for this.You are smart enough. You have just been handed the wrong book.This is the book that finally makes engineering thermodynamics make sense.Whether you are a first-year engineering student watching your professor lose half the class by week three, a self-learner trying to break into a career in energy or mechanical systems, a technician who works with thermal equipment every day but was never taught the principles behind it, or a curious mind who simply wants to understand how the modern world actually produces and moves energy, this book was written for you.It walks you from the very first question, what is energy, all the way through to the cycles that power every car engine, every refrigerator, every air conditioner, every nuclear plant, every steam turbine, and every heat pump on Earth. Along the way you will master the laws that govern all of it, the equations engineers use every day, and the practical methods that turn confusion into confidence.Inside this book you will discover:The three foundational ideas of thermodynamics explained in plain English before any math appears, so the equations make sense the moment you meet themThe First Law broken down with everyday examples, then applied step by step to closed systems, open systems, and every major process you will ever encounterThe Second Law and entropy finally made clear, taught in three complementary ways so the concept that confuses every other student becomes a tool you can actually useThe Carnot, Otto, Diesel, Brayton, and Rankine cycles demystified completely, including how to calculate the efficiency of any engine, power plant, or jet turbineRefrigeration, air conditioning, and heat pumps explained from the ground up, including why heat pumps are reshaping the future of clean heating worldwideHeat transfer essentials covering conduction, convection, and radiation with the practical formulas working engineers reach for every dayProperty tables and steam tables taught with full step-by-step examples, so you can analyze real working fluids the same way professional engineers doA six-step problem-solving framework that turns any unfamiliar thermodynamics problem into a calm, structured analysis you can actually finishOver 50 worked examples showing every step of every calculation, so you never feel left behind50 end-of-chapter practice problems with complete solutions in the appendix, so you can test yourself with full confidenceComprehensive reference appendices including property tables, key equations, a glossary, and curated further reading you can rely on for yearsIf you have ever wanted to truly understand how engines work, how electricity is generated, why no machine can ever be one hundred percent efficient, or how the modern energy transition will reshape the world, this is the book that will give you the language to participate in that conversation as someone who knows what they are talking about.The science behind the modern world is not as hard as you have been led to believe. You just need someone to teach it the way it should have been taught from the beginning.Scroll up, click Buy Now, and start reading. By the end of the first chapter, you will already be seeing the world differently. Read more
| ASIN | B0GZPLBBDL |
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| ISBN13 | 979-8195717773 |
| Language | English |
| Publisher | Independently published |
| Dimensions | 8.5 x 0.48 x 11 inches |
| Item Weight | 1.36 pounds |
| Print length | 209 pages |
| Publication date | May 5, 2026 |
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