problems. The book's sound problem-solving approach introduces them to concepts, which are then applied to relevant engineering-based situations. The material is presented in an engaging that includes over 200 worked examples, over 1,700 end-of-chapter problems, and numerous illustrations and graphs. · getting started: introductory concepts and definitions. · energy and the first law of thermodynamics. · evaluating properties. · control volume analysis using energy. · the second law of thermodynamics. · using entropy. · exergy analysis. · vapor power systems. · gas power systems. · refrigeration and heat pump systems. · thermodynamic relations. · ideal gas mixture and psychrometric applications. · reacting mixtures and combustion. · chemical and phase equilibrium.

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