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ENPH257 Thermodynamics 2017 Summer Term I
To be updated throughout the course. Last updated 2017.04.20

Week Monday Lectures (Hennings 201: Tue/Thu 10:30-12:30) Tutorials Lab (Hebb 42: MWF 13:00-17:00) Comments
1 May 15 1. Introduction
2. Heat engines, 1st law, entropy review (of phys157/8)
1. Lab intro
2. Homework 1
(due in class Tues May 23)
Safety/shop/SolidWorks (WF) - Zender
2 May 22 3. Steam engines: Rankine cycle
4. Temperature, kinetic theory of gases, Maxwell-Boltzmann
1. Data acquisition
2. Homework 2
(due in class Tues May 30)
First formal ENPH257 lab (W) Monday: Victoria Day
3 May 29 5. Radiation, Planck distribution
6. Solar radiation at Earth
1. Presentation of data
2. Homework 3
(due in class Tues Jun 06)
4 June 05 7. Photovoltaics
8. Passive solar heating, convection
1. Error analysis
2. Homework 4
(due in class Tues Jun 13)
5 June 12 Midterm (Thursday 10:30-12:30 - bring your laptop)
9. Phase Changes, latent heat, Clausius-Clapeyron
1. -
2. MT review, data fitting
Interim data report - due at end of last lab (F)
6 June 19 Chris Waltham away at a conference (ISMA 2017, Montreal)
NO LECTURES/TUTORIALS/LABS
No tutorial No lab (finished)
7 June 26 10. Evaporation, free energy, chemical rx, batteries, entropy
11. The Earth's atmosphere
1. Exam practice
2. Homework 5
(due in class Tues Jul 04)
Data analysis report
- due 17:00 Friday
8 July 03 12. Earth climate
13. FINAL EXAMINATION (Thu July 06 10:30-12:30)
Monday: Canada Day




Lecture-tutorials-homework

The two 110-minute classes each week will be used to:

   * Present  material
   * Give you practice with the problems - PLEASE BRING YOUR LAPTOPS FOR THIS PART (Hennings 201 has about 50 electrical outlets)
   * It is expected that tutorial work will take longer than the tutorial and will become "homework"
   * You may work with whomever you like in the tutorial but you will hand in individual tutorial/homework for marks
   * Homework from a Tuesday and Thursday lecture will be due on paper at the start of class the following Tuesday. 

Laboratory

Due to space and apparatus restrictions, you will work in groups of four.

There is one multi-part experiment. Simulation by SolidWorks.

Each group will hand in a formal report of the lab work and each individual will hand in his/her lab journal.

Personnel

   * Professor: Chris Waltham (Hennings 260, cew@...)     
   * TAs: Evan Thomas (zucchini@...),  Dominik Neuenfeld (dneuenfe@...)
   * Project lab personnel: Jon Nakane, Bernhard Zender
   * Lab tech: Sing Chow (scho@...)
   * "..." means phas.ubc.ca


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