COURSEFAC - Thermodynamics - Regenerative Cycle

[@waynebanda2113]

great video , very clear and concise , loved it , thank you very much sir.

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your videos are extremely useful and are very clear

[@visheshkumar2693]

Awesome video really loved it and learnt it...Thanks

[@uttejraju4959]

your videos are really beneficial & very clear ..thank you Sir

[@gabrielamoah6598]

Thanks so much Sir for the video. Its really helpful. Keep it up.

[@girinathprthi]

Explanation was very good. Understood the concept clearly. Have a doubt- Dont you need to take hf4 instead of h4 while calculating pump work? Because it is steam is converted to fluid in the condenser.

[@somsubhraify]

well explained... thanks a lot for this video... it helped me a lot

[@vikasmadhwani6274]

thanx bro...you are a saviour

[@knowledgezone8748]

nice video sir keep it up

[@anubhavkapoor2305]

Thank you sir for the video please upload videos about nozzles and turbine

[@amolparikh2162]

thank u so much!!! great video....

[@vijaykumarchityala9344]

Very helpful...

[@chamangoyal926]

concept cleared thanks a lot bro...

[@kiranprakash]

thank you sir .....its very helpful to me

[@rohitseelam3400]

It’s very helpful sir!!!!

[@rizcyaniputri8332]

good explanation bro

[@PANKAJKUMAR-nx5up]

Sir, before starting a lecture you should give a brief introduction on that the topic so it may be a good one....!!

[@pratikanand1915]

very well explained and easy to understand but sir one thing please improve the recording quality as voice seems to be reflecting and difficult to listen sometimes

[@kaushalkumar2696]

Gr8 video

[@khizarmunir7462]

Thanks Sir

[@mohindra_yarlagadda]

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[@vikramc.n.1121]

Thank you

[@dhonimsd1180]

Ty Bro helped me alot😊

[@mr.satyaprakashpanda7846]

thanks

[@VigneshKarur]

Can you do a video on co-generative cycle...

[@RajeshSingh-oi5yu]

Bhaiya ji... Point 1 par to superheated steam thi.🤔 I guess u missed it.

[@vishnuvardhan8310]

It helps me a lot bro but audio is not convenient to hear...

[@AnuragYadav-jw1dq]

why isobaric heating is done in rankine cycle?????

[@AkashRajput-qb8pg]

because at constant pressure heat is used for increasing its internal energy and for doing work . so more heat is added at constant pressure to do both of them as compared to the heating at constant volume in which only the internal energy is increased and no work is done. Hence for doing work we provide heat energy at constant pressure.

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Padh ke video banalijiye!

[@abhishekPatel-rd4wh]

Clear audio nhi h....

[@gamer8300]

RIP in pieces headphones...