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Fundamentals of Metallurgical Thermodynamics

Author:Santosh Kumar Sahoo, Mithilesh Kumar, Swapan Kumar Karak
Edition:1st Edition

Thermodynamic principles are applied to metallurgical systems to explain energy changes, equilibrium, and material behavior at high temperatures. It connects laws of thermodynamics with concepts such as free energy, entropy, and solution behavior, providing a framework for analyzing reactions, phase stability, and industrial processes in metallurgy.

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Chapters

  • Chapter 1: Introduction to Thermodynamics→
  • Chapter 2: First Law of Thermodynamics→
  • Chapter 3: Second Law of Thermodynamics and Entropy→
  • Chapter 4: Free Energy and Thermodynamic Equilibrium→
  • Chapter 5: Fugacity, Activity, and Ellingham Diagrams→
  • Chapter 6: Thermodynamics of Solutions→

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