This document contains a summary of three types of thermodynamic systems:
1. Closed systems can exchange energy but not matter with their surroundings. Boiling water with a closed lid is an example.
2. Open systems can exchange both energy and matter across their boundaries by receiving or releasing mass and energy.
3. Isolated systems do not exchange either matter or energy with their surroundings, making them closed systems that are also thermally and mechanically insulated from the environment. Perfectly isolated systems are rare in practice but some can be approximated as isolated over short periods.
This document contains a summary of three types of thermodynamic systems:
1. Closed systems can exchange energy but not matter with their surroundings. Boiling water with a closed lid is an example.
2. Open systems can exchange both energy and matter across their boundaries by receiving or releasing mass and energy.
3. Isolated systems do not exchange either matter or energy with their surroundings, making them closed systems that are also thermally and mechanically insulated from the environment. Perfectly isolated systems are rare in practice but some can be approximated as isolated over short periods.
This document contains a summary of three types of thermodynamic systems:
1. Closed systems can exchange energy but not matter with their surroundings. Boiling water with a closed lid is an example.
2. Open systems can exchange both energy and matter across their boundaries by receiving or releasing mass and energy.
3. Isolated systems do not exchange either matter or energy with their surroundings, making them closed systems that are also thermally and mechanically insulated from the environment. Perfectly isolated systems are rare in practice but some can be approximated as isolated over short periods.
PHYSICS BGMEA University of Fashion & Technology (BUFT)
Department of Textile Engineering
Course Title: Physics-I
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by: 1. Ruhaniat Tasbi (222-166-801) Frijia Mortuza 2. Abir Hasan (222-167-801) Assistant professor, BUFT 3. Nadim Hossain (222-168-801) Department of Textile Engineering 4. Rasna Annona (222-169-801) 5. Asif Mahmud (222-170-801) Section: 4, Batch: 222 Submission date : 17-01-23 01 Three types of thermodynamic system 1. Closed system A closed system, also known as a control mass, is a system that does not exchange matter with its surroundings. However, it can exchange energy in the form of heat or work. The total mass of a closed system remains constant.
Example-When we boil water with a closed lid,
the heat can exchange but matter cannot 2. Open system An open system, also referred to as a control volume, is a system that can exchange both energy and matter with its surroundings. It can receive or release mass, energy, or both across its boundaries 3. Isolated system An isolated system is one that does not exchange either matter or energy with its surroundings. It is a closed system that is thermally and mechanically insulated from its environment. In practice, perfectly isolated systems are rare, but certain systems can be approximated as isolated over short periods of time. Thank you