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Muller, Erich A. – Chemical Engineering Education, 2012
The historical development of the classical postulates of the second law of Thermodynamics can be traced back to the book by Sadi Carnot, "Reflections on the motive power of fire." While unique in its own right and in some sense revolutionary, the book starts with an analogy between heat engines and waterwheels. Waterwheels were common engines of…
Descriptors: Engines, Scientific Concepts, Scientists, Thermodynamics
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Zhang, Guo-Tai; Hau, Shau-Drang – Chemical Engineering Education, 1984
Previously described a class experiment which employs the hydraulic analog to represent systems of first order reactions in batch reactors. The hydraulic experiments are extended to represent reaction systems with nonlinear systems. (JN)
Descriptors: Chemical Engineering, Chemical Reactions, Engineering Education, Higher Education