UNIT 61: ENGINEERING THERMODYNAMICS
A quantity of energy transferred as heat is given the symbol Q and it's basic unit is the Joule. The quantity transferred in one second is the heat transfer rate and this has the symbol and the unit is the Watt. An example of this is when heat passes from the furnace of a steam boiler through the walls separating the
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