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- The video simply explains the Rankine Cycle in Thermodynamics. Rankine Cycle is one of the cycles in Thermodynamics that contributes a big impact on our society by providing electricity in the Industries and in our Residence.
Rankine Cycle in Thermodynamics is also one of the major subjects in the Engineering courses or curriculum and this video teaches you the basic things about this cycle. Rankine Cycle is a fun thing to study.
Rankine Cycle was named after a Scottish polymath and Glasgow University Professor, William John Macquorn Rankine
It is a Vapor Power Cycle
Power Cycle is a cycle that uses heat to generate work and since it’s a vapor cycle, it uses the vapor phase or in this case steam to rotate the blades of the turbine.
It actually utilizes the heat energy contained in coal, oil, or natural gas and then converts it into mechanical energy and eventually electrical energy. Which of course provides electricity in our city and in our homes.
One of the best definitions for this cycle is that it Closely describes the process of Steam Turbine Systems and is Derived from the Carnot Cycle. The most efficient thermodynamic cycle tells us that power is dependent on the temperature difference between a heat source and a cold source, which is our surroundings. The higher the difference, the more mechanical power can be efficiently extracted out of heat energy.
So now let’s talk about the variants or the Types of Rankine Cycle.
We have a REHEAT RANKINE CYCLE, it is a cycle which we introduced the exhausted steam back into the boiler to reheat it)
We also have a REGENERATIVE RANKINE CYCLE, we bled a part of the steam into heat exchangers to preheat the feed water before entering the boiler)
There is also an ORGANIC RANKINE CYCLE, which uses an organic high molecular mass fluid with a boiling point occurring at a lower temperature than the water-steam phase change.
A SUPERCRITICAL RANKINE CYCLE is also one of the types, Water is the working fluid and it is operated at above its critical pressure.
So those are the types of Rankine Cycle, but here in this video, we will only discuss the most basic and fundamental of this cycle, the IDEAL RANKINE CYCLE.
We must be aware that this operates slightly different than the REAL RANKINE CYCLE
This is a REVERSIBLE CYCLE, common sources of irreversibilities are neglected such as frictional pressure drops and undesired heat transfer with the surroundings.
Constant pressure or isobaric process and constant entropy or isentropic process is used for the equipment involved in this cycle.
The working fluid is WATER, it will undergo a closed-loop and will be reused constantly
So by the way Why do we use WATER as the working fluid?
Well, simply because it is NOT TOXIC, NOT REACTIVE, HIGHLY ABUNDANT, LOW COST, and GOOD THERMODYNAMIC PROPERTIES.
To make a Rankine cycle, we need 4 processes (Process 1-2 for the Boiler, Process 2-3 for the Turbine, Process 3-4 for Condenser, and finally process 4-1 for the Pump).
Watch the video of Rankine Cycle to learn this cycle in a simple and fun way.
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The illustrations are so refreshing to look at and learn after the hours I've spent reading books. Amazing work! Thanks youtube :D
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The vid is great. But god damn the background music is driving me nuts....
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Video is great ❤️👌.i think the background music is also nice
alan perera Agree, Music added some nice chill vibe to the vid. Great work in general
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Man music can be good in TH-cam videos I got it but not a music in a loop when you try to understand a thermodynamic process. Thanks for the video anyways :D and also good animations btw
Thank you for the idea sir, and yes we apply what you said on our other videos.
That backwards turbine is really annoying.
that music is doing my head in
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This is so amazing, detailed, and clear. I'm so grateful for your content!
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"there's no pump that can pump steam so we use a condenser" this was great
Why would you even need to waste energy on the pump. There should be a thermosiphon effect.
@@David_Mash i would assume relying on the thermosiphon effect by itself wouldm't generate enough pressure to allow the steam to reform
know it clears confusion in my mind, thank you !!
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Please remove Music
absolutely fantastic videos! i am a 4th year engineering student doing my graduation thesis and this video brushed up my long forgotten thermo!
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The "turbine" featured is actually a compressor but, besides the detail, great video!
How?
Yes, you are correct. We will be editing this video in the future.
great explanation , but music is too loud
Im taking applied thermo and this video helped a lot!!
this is a great video
Thank you so much for the easy explanation and the illustrations
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Kuddos for the presentation. An easy way to understand for us students and also very informative. Thanks! I look forward for more videos :D
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Nice and understandable way of presenting this topic - thanks for the video
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Thank you for making this topic very understandable and fun at the same time 😊 Hoping for More videos soon 😉😊
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Such a smooth explanation........... Loved it.....
Detailing is very clear
The world is revolving because of people like you.
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Very nice and clear
good video try for more video u will get success because u have good content
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this is a great video, way to make a complex topic seem so simple
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you make it really simple in understanding. Can u pls explain organic rankine cycle same as. thank you
I like the style of your video discussion. I hope you can make more of this.
Yes, we will. Check out for more videos soon :)
Recap for the video, you should've been explaining the important parts with more feelings, this is what differs a good tutor from a tutor. I had to re-watch some parts. Nice job and since you are a young fellow engineer, I hope the best for you. You've been useful for me to understand whats going on :)
Cheers to all of the Engineers in the world. 😊
Thank you so much for the easy explanation and the illustrations! After watching this, I finally understood the basics of the Rankine cycle a lot better than from my professor's confusing explanation. The graphics were amazing and I actually felt that the music infused the video with a positive vibe, making the video more entertaining to watch. So, once again thank you for sharing such informative and creative content!
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Thanks
Thank you so much ❤
Well Explained ❤
4:25 Not converted to superheated steam. But only saturated steam
Looking forward for more videos. Good job. 😊
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Excellent explanation. Thanks
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same systems are used in solar thermal plants to make electricity from concentrated solar energy. you don't have to have combustion systems
also geothermal is possible.... it does not matter where the heat comes from... admittedly fossil fuels make is very easy to provide this heat, but are we happy to live with the consequences of continued fossil fuel usage... in saying all this... thanks for the very instructive videos... they help me teach a lot!!
Very nice make videos of regenerative, reheat cycles... This is Easy way to understand these topics 💞❤️❤️
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Great ! Thanks
great
I used to teach thermodynamics and it is one of the most badly explained topics in science. I think it is a legacy of the people that were pioneers in the field. They happened to be awful teachers that came up with bad explanations which have been repeated from one generation to the next. This is a shame, because thermodynamics is a wonderful subject that can be incredibly useful.
Thank you for the nice discussion
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thanks for this great video
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0:46, felt snubbed as a nuclear reactor operator when it didn't mention uranium fuel. Nuclear power plants also deal with the Rankine cycle.
Thanks boss
GENIUS!!!!
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Great video! Does the pressure change inside the boiler?
thank you bro ❤️
Really easy to understand! great video.
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thank you for your effort
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thankyou sir ...we need more and more videos regarding mechanical concepts pls support.
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Nice
Clearly understood
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What does the S represent on your S vs T graph? If it's entropy, how does entropy decrease at all (3 to 4) over the condenser?
This was a great explanation!
I dont get it thedigram 3 to 4 shows the constant temperature i mean the straight line,but condenser to pump the temperature is decreased compared to the inlet of the condenser how???can the line to 3to4be straight??
nice video. keep it up!
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thank you really helpful
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Sir why gearbox and coupling used in steam turbine????
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perfect a closed loop cycle now just replace the water with a low boiling point liquid and Bam higher efficiency bye needing less input heat this is what ill use for my fusion reactor prototype. I have four vids up about it.
Nice explanation 👌
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Good teaching
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awesome video! straight to the point- this was a good review for my thermal systems design class
That is our goal when making videos. Easy and straightforward.
Excellent engineering explanation
Thanks man!
Why did u stop uploading more videos...You r doing Great.. Please Continue your Work👌👍
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thanks a lot!
Thank you also for your support sir!
excellent...
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Well explained
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The animation is very helpful but the music could have been avoided or at least kept in a lower volume (because the narrator's accent is already difficult to understand).
Nice sir
Great vid, easy to follow 👍
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which software you use for animation purpose
thank god for the advancement of auto-generated subtitles. The accent is so difficult to understand (+music). AI can distinguish the words better than I can. What a time to live in
Good but a shame the music is so loud. I can hardly hear the speech.
Process 1-2 as i know isentropic compression in a pump. But i not see in this video. cmiiw
you are great! looking forward to your video.
Thank you so much! Yes actually we are currently making other fun engineering videos.
H is enthalpy, I'm sure the guy mentioned it as entropy
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thanks you sir
No problem sir! I hope we have provided you with what you have been looking for with this topic.
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Can someone explain what kind of feedwater pump can handle this kind of temps and achieve bigger than boiler pressures? Can you use a smaller turbine working as a pump directly connected to the turbine shaft?
Brother, remember that feedwater pump must have higher pressure than your boiler because that's how Second law works. Also, there are main turbines that have 3 types of turbines connected in one shaft (HP, IP, and LP Turbine).
@@EarthPen I know this already, but the main question was about the pump.
Really simple and easy to understand - but - the background music was too loud and distracting. It was hard to concentrate on the topics that were discussed because of it.
Thank you for the suggestion! We will be adjusting things to give you a more comfortable feeling on watching our videos.
Good Day Easy Engineering... Thanks for this simple yet very well explained Rankine Cycle... It seems Studying Thermodynamics is fun... I enjoy watching it because of the music that is very relaxing; and also that music gives also positivity while listening on you... I also like your voice because it sound relax that you do not imply to learn it immediately... it seems that my brain is so relax that its absorbing all the knowledge i needed to know.... If you don't mind,... me I know the title of the background music so I can also listen to it while studying to other subjects.... :-)
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Could this be a perpetual motion device if the device is generating it's own energy for evaporation and condensation?
Dude, this kind of thing doesn't exist. The carnot efficiency (just based on the temperature difference, ignoring all the losses) never gets 100%. Beside that, there's something called "the second law of thermodynamics" that says that the entropy of a closed system ALWAYS increase through time. In other words, you cannot create a perpetual motion or infinity energy device.
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I don't think the heat source has to be coal, oil, or natural gas. It could be any heat source, such as geothermal, molten salt from concentrated solar, biomass, etc.
Yes surely it is. Thanks for your feedback
Hello. In the condenser, when the temperature drops, why doesn't pressure drop too?
I hope I can answer it in a very simple way. But here it is, Heat Exchangers does not drop their pressure ideally since we are not compressing and expanding a fluid.
@@EarthPen Makes sense, thanks for answering!
I think the formula of the power needs the mass flow rate but not the work itself. Please correct it
Yes you are totally correct my friend. The all of heat and work on the formula for each process should be "rate" and it seems we have not put a "dot" above it. Anyway, we are going to edit it soon. Thank you so much for correcting us.
Energy convert no directly mechanical to electrical but chemical to thermal after to mechanical after to electrical
good video, but I watched it muted. the music ruined it all
Add efficiency of rankine cycle
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You confused enthalpy for entropy. Good video though
The video is cool and appreciate the hard work , but the background music does not give me the chance to focus.
Actually, we are planning to make a better version of this. But thank you for your suggestion. 🙂
This appears to be a good, informative presentation but I stopped watching after a minute due to the distracting music. Imagine going to a lesson and as the lecturer is talking there is music in the background at the same volume as the speaker. There are some excellent comments here but as a mature learner it is too distracting for me. IMHO if the info is well presented, you don't need music.
The music is hellishly distracting. Could you repost without the background noise?
Actually we are planning to have a better version of this video. But thanks for your suggestion. 🙂
bro you have used wrong symbol for turbine
we need to know all cycles
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The background music is very irritating. You should upload such types of videos without music.
I just wanna graduate.
Why do I hear people in your background?
Yes, because at the time of recording for this video, our audio is not good. Atleast not better than our recent videos.