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  • anjali zendre

    Member • Oct 20, 2012

    it is the closed system process of thermodynamic.
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  • The myth buster

    Member • Oct 21, 2012

    well isothermal heat addition and rejection is quite difficult to attain.isothermal heat addition requires the process to occur very quickly whereas isothermal heat rejection requires the process to be very slow.These conditions are quite difficult to attain in practical conditions due to several other factors like frictional heating,etc..involved.
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  • anjali zendre

    Member • Oct 21, 2012

    The myth buster
    well isothermal heat addition and rejection is quite difficult to attain.isothermal heat addition requires the process to occur very quickly whereas isothermal heat rejection requires the process to be very slow.These conditions are quite difficult to attain in practical conditions due to several other factors like frictional heating,etc..involved.[/quot
    yes sir...
    i was also thinking that it is not possible practically ..
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  • The myth buster

    Member • Oct 22, 2012

    yes..exactly..!!
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  • ISHAN TOPRE

    Member • Oct 25, 2012

    A simple and practical example of isothermal heat addition or rejection process is evaporation and condensing of steam.

    Anyways your question is not clear. Kindly provide suitable link in the thread name and question posed under it.
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  • Saandeep Sreerambatla

    Member • Oct 25, 2012

    Merged threads.
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  • ShrinkDWorld

    Member • Oct 26, 2012

    Issue
    A simple and practical example of isothermal heat addition or rejection process is evaporation and condensing of steam.
    Best example Issue.😀
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