a. Explain the following terms related to thermodynamics: i. Closed system. ii. Intensive property. i. Thermodynamic cycle. iv. Heat engine. b. Sketch a T-s diagram of steam as pure substance and clearly indicate the following terms on the diagram: i. the liquid region. ii. the wet region. iii. the superheat region iv. the critical point v. the saturated liquid line. vi. the saturated vapour line.

a. Explain the following terms related to thermodynamics: i. Closed system. ii. Intensive property. i. Thermodynamic cycle. iv. Heat engine. b. Sketch a T-s diagram of steam as pure substance and clearly indicate the following terms on the diagram: i. the liquid region. ii. the wet region. iii. the superheat region iv. the critical point v. the saturated liquid line. vi. the saturated vapour line.

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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