Thermodynamics Formulas

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Thermodynamics Formulas

The app lists all the important Thermodynamics formulas. Its very useful for student to save valuable time.

This App contains following formulas :
Heat Flow
Stefan Boltzmann Law - Radiation Energy
Otto Cycle Compression Ratio (CR)
Carnot Cycle Efficiency (Æž)
Stefan–Boltzmann Law - Radiant Heat Energy
SWG to MM Conversion
Heat Transfer Rate
Thermal Linear and Volumetric Expansion
Thermal Volumetric Expansion Coefficient
Thermal Linear Expansion Coefficient
Thermal Diffusivity
Thermal Conductivity
Hall Voltage
Ehrenfest Equation for Second Order Phase Transition
Ehrenfest Equation for First Order Phase Transition
Van der Waals Force (Interaction)
Log Mean Temperature Difference (LMTD)
Heat Transfer (Q)
Flow Coefficient (Cv) for Saturated Wet Steam
Solar Panel Capacity
Solar Panel Requirement
Van der Waals Gas Critical Pressure
Dieterici Gas Critical Pressure
Dieterici Gas Reduced Pressure
Gas Viscosity
Black Body Radiation Exitance
Reduced Van der Waals Equation of State
Critical Molar Volume of Van Der Waals Gas
Van der Waals Gas Critical Temperature
Critical Molar Volume of Dieterici Gas
Mean Free Path
Dieterici Gas Equation of State Pressure
Flow Coefficient of Air
Specific Latent Heat
Mechanical Advantage
Monatomic Gas Pressure
Fermi Energy of Fermi Gas
Fermi Temperature of Electrons
Fermi Gas Electron Heat Capacity
Density of States of Fermi Gas
Phase Transition Latent Heat
Clausius Clapeyron Relation
Phonon Lattice Thermal Conductivity
Internal Energy of Monatomic Gas
Flow Coefficient of Air and Gases for Non-Critical Pressure Drop
Convective Heat Transfer
Isentropic Flow Pressure Relation Based on Temperature
Mean Heat Transfer Rate of Heat Exchanger
Most Probable Speed in Maxwell Boltzmann Distribution
Kirchhoff's Law Radiative Transfer to Find Source Function
Thermal Expansion Formula

This is an app designed for Students for quick access to Thermodynamics Formulas. Thermodynamics formulas can be memorize. So here is a simple way to refer to them and sharpen your Thermodynamics skills.