The first law of thermodynamics makes it clear that the total energy in a closed system remains constant, despite multiple transformations of energy within it.
Mitrovic, J. (2024). The Roots of the Thermodynamic Laws. European Journal of Applied Sciences, Vol - 12(1). 442-448.
I am Jovan Mitrovic, Retired Professor of thermodynamics, Stuttgart, Germany; E-mail: mitrovic@tebam.de
James Watt established the laws of thermodynamic in his 1769 paten!
The pivotal importance for the history of thermodynamics is Watt's understanding, formulation and application of important relationships which are today called the 1st and the 2nd law of thermodynamics. Despite these facts the name Jams Watt is banished from the history of thermodynamics.
The above title of my paper covers several details of Watt's thermodynamics,
Mitrovic, J. (2024). The Roots of the Thermodynamic Laws. European Journal of Applied Sciences, Vol - 12(1). 442-448.
I am Jovan Mitrovic, Retired Professor of thermodynamics, Stuttgart, Germany; E-mail: mitrovic@tebam.de
James Watt established the laws of thermodynamic in his 1769 paten!
The pivotal importance for the history of thermodynamics is Watt's understanding, formulation and application of important relationships which are today called the 1st and the 2nd law of thermodynamics. Despite these facts the name Jams Watt is banished from the history of thermodynamics.
The above title of my paper covers several details of Watt's thermodynamics,
Sincerely, Jovan Mitrovic