Tutorial 01: From your previous study of thermodynamics and generalknowledge define the following terms:1. Energy2. First law of Thermodynamics3. Law of Conservation of Energy4. Carnot Cycle5. Closed system6. Internal Energy7. Second law of Thermodynamics8. Rankine Cycle9. Power Plant10. Types of Energy11. Turbine12. Cooling Tower13. Condenser14. Evaporator15. Saturation Temperature16. Saturated Vapor17. Super-heated Vapor18. Degree of super-heated

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Tutorial 01: From your previous study of thermodynamics and general
knowledge define the following terms:
1. Energy
2. First law of Thermodynamics
3. Law of Conservation of Energy
4. Carnot Cycle
5. Closed system
6. Internal Energy
7. Second law of Thermodynamics
8. Rankine Cycle
9. Power Plant
10. Types of Energy
11. Turbine
12. Cooling Tower
13. Condenser
14. Evaporator
15. Saturation Temperature
16. Saturated Vapor
17. Super-heated Vapor
18. Degree of super-heated

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