How can the complex processes and effects of technical thermodynamics be explained in a way that is understandable?

This textbook and exercise book provides concrete answers to questions about thermodynamics through detailed examples drawn from everyday life and industrial practice. The authors were inspired by the long-established textbook by Werner Berties, "Exercise Examples from Heat Theory." The material has been restructured in its complexity, organized clearly with examples, and presented in a user-friendly manner.

The book includes:

• A brief introduction to the important subfields of thermodynamics, heat transfer, and combustion calculations
• 82 thoroughly prepared and explained calculation examples with discussions of results
• 73 practice problems with detailed solution paths and results available online
• Comprehensive, clearly organized material value tables, diagrams, and a collection of thermotechnical formulas
• All formulas and data necessary for solving the calculation examples and practice problems are included in the book

Target audience:
This textbook is suitable for students in technical and engineering degree programs. It can be used in vocational academies, technical schools, universities, and vocational schools. Additionally, it can also be used for self-study.