Faculty Publications
Complete Cycle Experiments Using the Adiabatic Gas Law Apparatus
Document Type
Article
Publication Date
2014
Abstract
The ability of our society to make informed energy-usage decisions in the future depends partly on current science and engineering students retaining a deep understanding of the thermodynamics of heat engines. Teacher imaginations and equipment budgets can both be taxed in the effort to engage students in hands-on heat engine activities. The experiments described in this paper, carried out using the Adiabatic Gas Law Apparatus1 (AGLA), quantitatively explore popular complete cycle heat engine processes.
Journal Title
The Physics Teacher
Volume
52
Issue
7
First Page
418
Last Page
418
Recommended Citation
Kutzner, Mickey and Plantak, Mateja, "Complete Cycle Experiments Using the Adiabatic Gas Law Apparatus" (2014). Faculty Publications. 11.
https://digitalcommons.andrews.edu/physics-pubs/11