FLUID MECHANICS TUTORIAL 9 COMPRESSIBLE FLOW
1. ENTROPY 1.1 DEFINITION You should already be familiar with the theory of work laws in closed systems. You should know that the area under a pressure-volume diagram for a reversible expansion or compression gives the work done during the process. In thermodynamics there are two forms of energy transfer, work (W) and heat (Q). By
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