MEEN 4313 Thermal System Design, Fall 2016
Analysis, modeling and design of thermal systems
involving applications of thermodynamics, fluid mechanics, heat transfer, and engineering
economics.
Course
Objectives:
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To provide mechanical
engineering seniors an introduction to engineering design and design
processes of thermal and energy systems utilizing fundamental knowledge
of thermal and fluid sciences
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To develop design skills in students by completing a design project in
thermal and/or energy system as a group, preparing a technical report
and making a presentation in class on the design project
After the course, the students will be able to (Course Outcomes) :
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Apply design processes and procedures to the design of thermal systems
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Utilize engineering specification to choose and size various components for the design of thermal systems
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Compute cost of individual components as well as life cycle cost of a thermal system
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Develop flowsheeting of the thermal systems for design purposes
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Apply mathematical modeling and simulation techniques in the design of thermal systems
* Above is by the courtesy of Professor Kendrick Aung.
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