5 quasi static process
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A quasi-static process is a thermodynamic process that occurs infinitely slowly, allowing the system to remain in internal equilibrium with its surroundings at all times, making it a reversible process. All thermodynamic processes studied are assumed to be quasi-static, meaning the system and surroundings are always in thermodynamic equilibrium. Quasi-static processes are important to remember as the basis for analyzing thermodynamic systems and processes.
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5 quasi static process
- 1. Prof. Anand Joshi THERMODYNAMICS Basic Concepts Thermodynamic Quasi-static process
- 2. Prof. Anand Joshi WHAT? A Quasi-static Process Is A Thermodynamic Process That Happens Very Slowly Enough For The System To Remain In Internal Equilibrium. Infinitely Slow Always Under A Thermodynamic Equilibrium Always Reversible Process Thermodynamic Quasi-static process
- 3. Prof. Anand Joshi Thermodynamic Quasi-static process REMEMBER All The Process We Are Going To Study Are Assumed To Be Quasi Static Process System & Surrounding Are Always In Thermodynamic Equilibrium
- 4. Prof. Anand Joshi Thermodynamic Quasi-static process REMEMBER All The Process We Are Going To Study Are Assumed To Be Quasi Static Process IMPORTANT
- 5. Prof. Anand Joshi Thermodynamic Quasi-static process THANK YOU