ERRATA SHEET Thermodynamics: An Engineering Approach 8th Edition Yunus A. Çengel, Michael A. Boles McGraw-Hill, 2015

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ERRATA SHEET Thermodynamics: An Engineering Approach 8th Edition Yunus A. Çengel, Michael A. Boles McGraw-Hill, 2015 December 2015 This errata includes all corrections since the first printing of the book. Front Pages Page 21: Align four equations at equal sign. Chapter 1 Page 41, Prob. 1-15E, 2 nd line: Change (a spring scale to (a spring scale) Page 44, Prob. 1-64: Insert a CD-EES icon to this problem. Page 50, Prob. 1-118, 4 th line: Change C Drag A front to C Drag, A front Chapter 2 Page 61, Fig. 2-15, 3rd can: Make the third can the same as other two cans. Make sure the label "5C" shows clearly. Page 65, Fig. 2-27: For the very right label, change "V " to "V" Page 67, Fig. 2-32: Move the label dx and the below short horizontal line up, as shown below. Do not change other parts of the figure. Page 84, 4 th equation line: In the numerator change the subscript elect,out to shaft,out. Also, in the same line, change 800kW to 800 kw and change 1031kW to 1031 kw Page 85, 14 th line: Change 0.93.2 to 0.932 Page 89, 2 nd paragraph, 6 th line: Change 0.36 percent to 0.036 percent Page 90, 4 th line: Change 12,000 miles to 13,500 miles Page 96, 2 nd column, 4 th text line from bottom: Change general mass and energy balances to general energy balance Page 101, Prob. 2-52, 2nd line: Change 70 km/s to 70 km/h Page 101, Prob. 2-62, 5th line: Change 12 pieces to 13 pieces Page 101, Prob. 2-64, last line: Change by he to by the Page 107, Prob. 2-128, 1 st line: Change 60 km/s to 60 km/h Page 108, Prob. 2-140, 1 st line: Change reviews that concepts to reviews the concepts Chapter 3 Page 114, 5th line from bottom: Change "One the phase-change" to "Once the phase-change" Page 125, Fig. 3-27: Change Specific temperature to Temperature 1

Page 133, 6 th text line from bottom: Change value is 1600 to value is 1600 kj/kg Page 137, 3 rd text line: Change 6.9% to 3.3% Page 138, 8 th line: Change ideal-gas relations to ideal-gas relation Page 145, Example 3-13, 3 rd text line from bottom: Change 28.013 kg/mol to 28.013 kg/kmol Page 151, Prob. 3-5C, 2nd line: Change "Explain" to "Explain." Page 153, Prob. 3-35E, 4 th line: Change modifty to modify Page 153, Fig. P3-36E: Change "R134a" to "R-134a" Page 153, Prob. 3-40, 1st line: Change elevaion to elevation Page 155, Prob. 3-56E, 4 th line: Change 100 psi to 300 psi to 100 psia to 300 psia Chapter 4 Page 167, Example 4-2, First two Analysis lines: Delete the first subtitle Analysis and move the sentence A sketch of the system and the P-V diagram of the process are shown in Fig. 4-7 right after the second subtitle Analysis. Page 167, Example 4-3, First two Analysis lines: Delete the first subtitle Analysis and move the sentence A sketch of the system and the P-V diagram of the process are shown in Fig. 4-8 right after the second subtitle Analysis. Page 182, 4th text line: Change "Table A-2a" to "Table A-2a" Page 185, Example 4-11, Last calculation: Change 0.001 m 3 kg to 0.001 m 3 /kg Page 186, Example 4-13, 3rd line: Change "long oven." to "long oven (Fig. 4-36)." Page 193, Table 4-3, footnote: Change 19 and 25 to 25 and 19 Page 195, Column 1: Change "(4) Isothernal" to "(4) Isothermal" Page 201, Prob. 4-61E, 1 st line: Change Nitrogen gas to 20 psia and 100F initially occupies to Nitrogen gas initially at 20 psia and 100F occupies Page 202, Prob. 4-76, 2 nd line: Change piston-cylinder to piston Page 203, Prob. 4-83E, 1 st line: Change 1n the to In the Page 204, Prob. 4-100E: Change problem number to 4-100 (Delete E) Page 204, Prob. 4-104E, 7 th line: Change 19 BMI 25 to 19 BMI 25 Page 208, Prob. 4-137, 2 nd line: Change conditons to conditions Page 208, Prob. 4-138, 2 nd line: Change conditons to conditions Page 209, Prob. 4-139, 8th line: Change "stops, (d) and the total" to "stops, and (d) the total" Page 210, Prob. 4-154, 1 st line: Change at 95C to to 95C Chapter 5 Page 224, Fig. 5-49: Move the indicator line down to point the dashed line, not the piston. Page 227, Eq. 5-37: Delete the extra minus sign Page 247, 5th text line: Change "The the electrical" to "The electrical" Page 248, 1 st equation line after the heading: Delete both Page 253, Prob. 5-16, 5th line: Change "15 L/min" to "5 L/min" and Last line: Change "189 kg" to "212 kg". Also in Fig. 5-16: Change "15 L/min" to "5 L/min" Page 257, Fig. P5-72: Add a fluid-look to dark orange area on the right. Page 259, Prob. 5-88, part c, 1 st line: Change adiabetic to adiabatic Page 271, Prob. 5-184, 5th and 8th lines: Change "tank" to "cylinder" Chapter 6 Page 285, 5th line after the heading: Change "low emperature" to "low temperature" Page 286, 4 th line below subtitle: Change the ratio the total to the ratio of the total 2

Page 287, Fig. 6-23: Change HP to R Page 290, Fig. 6-27: Modify the figure, as shown below. Page 291, Fig. 6-28: make the red, thick arrow on the right longer, to cross over the vertical black line, as indicated below. Page 302, 8th line from bottom: Change "Fig. 6-49" to "Fig. 6-48" Page 306, Example 6-6, Discussion, 1 st line: Change Carnot cycle to Reversed Carnot cycle Page 313, Prob. 6-25E, 2nd line: Change "solar pounds" to "solar pond" Page 317, Fig. P6-75E: Change 60 F to 60F (Delete the space before F) Page 323, Prob. 6-139, 11th line: Delete the space before and after dot. Page 326, Prob. 6-154, 1 st equation line: Change (h A ) H to (ha) H Chapter 7 Page 342, 1st line after Eq. 7-14: Change "Q rev int " to "Q int rev " Page 344, 2nd line after Eq. 7-20a: Change "is later generalized" to "was later generalized" Page 348, the line after Eq. 7-23: Change Gibbs, equation to Gibbs equation Page 359, Example 7-11, Solution, 1 st line: Change specified pressure to specified temperature Page 361, Example 7-12, Analysis, 1 st line: Change first the turbine and then the pump to first the pump and then the compressor Page 366, (d), 2 nd line: Change the same, and its value is to the same, and the value of the intermediate pressure is 3

Page 368, 7 th text line: Change T to T Page 368, Example 7-14, Analysis, (a): Change "3 MPA" to "3 MPa" Page 376, 1st line after Eq. 7-75: Change volume vee "V n " to velocity vee "V n " as in Eq. 7-75. Page 377, Eq. 7-81: Change System 1 Surroundings to System + Surroundings Page 387, Fig. 7-71: Change 621,417 kwh to 621,417 kwh/yr Page 394, 8 th line: Change noncondensable to condensable Page 400, Prob. 7-51, 1st line: Change isentropically" to isentropically in a piston-cylinder device Page 406, Fig. P7-119: Add a circular blue arrow around the shaft, as in Fig. P7-120. Page 412, Prob. 7-177: Change problem number to 7-177E Page 418, Prob. 7-220: Delete period. at the end of the second equation. Page 418, Prob. 7-221, 1 st line: Add a half space after "v" Page 418, Prob. 7-225, lines 2-4: Change to " the ratio of the isentropic differential work done on the fluid to the actual differential work done on the fluid flowing through the compressor " Page 418, Prob. 7-227, 1 st line: Change an average mass of to a mass of Chapter 8 Page 432, Example 8-6, 2 nd line from the bottom: Change (extracted from the cold outside air) to (25.7 of which extracted from the cold outside air) Page 447, Example 8-11, 2 nd equation line from bottom: Change }(kj/kpam 3 ) to (kj/kpam 3 )} Page 454, Example 8-14: Last calculation: Change 3463 kj to 3462 kj. Also, in Discussion, 1 st and 3 rd lines: Change 3463 to 3462 Page 457, Eq. 8-55: Make or non-italic. Page 460, State 3 line: Change 20psia to 20 psia (Add a space before psia) Page 470, State 3 line: Change "130C" to "130F" Page 460, 8 th line from bottom: Change 310 to 300 Page 467, right column, 1 st equation line: Change to Page 470, Prob. 8-28, last line: Change 5.0 kj to 47.5 kj Page 470, Prob. 8-33, 1 st line: Change 0.8 L to 8 L Chapter 9 Page 494, equations in the middle of page: Change "W out,0-1 " to "w out,0-1 " and change "W in,1-0 " to "w in,1-0 " Page 494, Fig. 9-16: Move this figure up, just under the level of 3 rd paragraph. Page 503, Fig. 9-25: Move the word Energy on the right closer to the red arrow. Page 504, 10 th line from bottom: Change isothermal expansion and compression to isothermal compression and expansion Page 506, 9 th line before title: Change utilized as the working fluid. to utilized. Page 526, 9 th line before the heading: Change gases are expended to gases are expanded Page 528, Example 9-10: Add a title to this example EXAMPLE 9-10 Second-Law Analysis of an Otto Cycle Page 528, Analysis, 1 st line: Change We take the engine to (a) We take the engine Page 539, Prob. 9-21, 4 th line: Change isothermal heat rejection to isothermal heat addition Page 543, Prob. 9-90, last line: Delete answers. Page 543, Prob. 9-91E, 6 th line: Change compresssor to compressor Page 544, Prob. 9-99: According to the problem, the temperature of the hot fluid at the inlet to the regenerator (state 5) is less than the temperature of the cold fluid entering the regenerator (state 2) which makes regeneration impossible/opposite. This is due to assuming isentropic processes. Using a pressure ratio of 8 would generate reasonable temperature values. 4

Page 547, Prob. 9-140E, 4 th line: Change energy to exergy Page 548, Prob. 9-154E, 3 rd line: Change I800F to 1800F (Change I to 1) Page 548, Prob. 9-158, 8 th line: Change cyclinder to cylinder Page 551, Prob. 9-199, last line: Change heat inputs. to heat inputs? Chapter 10 Page 560, Fig. 10-5, right figure: See below figure for correct positions of states 1, 2, 2s, and 3. Ignore other details in below figure. T 2 2s 3 1 6s 6 s Page 582, 3 rd line: Change beginning of this century to beginning of last century Page 595, Prob. 10-48, Fig. P10-48: Wrong figure. Replace the figure by the below one. Page 599, Prob. 10-82, 9 th line: Change efficiences to efficiencies Chapter 11 Page 616, Eq. 11-18, 1 st line, 3 rd term, numerator: Change X Q to X L Q L Page 632, Example 11-6, (b), 1 st equation, denominator: Change W turb,out to w turb,out Page 642, Prob. 11-30E, 3 rd line: Change temperature to temperatures Page 647, Prob. 11-86, 7 th line: Change If the COP of an actual to If an actual Page 653, Prob. 11-142, 6th line: Delete "discussed in the preceding problem" 5

Chapter 12 Page 660, Eq. 12-9, 3 rd x term: Change y x z to y Page 676, last equation in the page, in the numerator: Change Zr to Z Page 681, Prob. 12-34, 4 th line: Change 1 m 3 /kg to 0.01 m 3 /kg Page 681, Prob. 12-34, 1st line: Change 100 kpa to 100 kpa and x Chapter 13 Page 697, Example 13-3, 6 th line: Change her unit mass to per unit mass Page 702, Example 13-5, (b), 3 rd equation block: Change ' cr, m P T, m cr to T ' cr, m (2 times) and change P cr, m to Page 703, 1 st equation block: Change [(6394 4650) kj/kmol] to (6394 4650) kj/kmol. In the same equation, change T cr to T ' cr Page 705, 3 rd line from bottom: Change mixing is positive to mixing is negative Page 705, 2 nd line from bottom: Change negative for to positive for Page 708, Eq. 13-47, 1 st term: Change v to v mixture, ideal mixing, ideal Page 708, Eq. 13-48, 1 st term: Change to i, mixture i, mixing Page 708, Eq. 13-49, last term: Change y 1 to y i Page 708, Fig. 13-20, 5 th equation line: Change h i, mixing to h i, mixture Page 709, Eq. 13-51b: Change smixing to smixing Page 718, Prob. 13-42, 7 th line: Change Amagad s to Amagat s Chapter 14 Page 728, Example 14-1, Properties, 2 nd line: Change T sat = 3.1698 kpa to P sat = 3.1698 kpa Page 743, Example 14-7, the line before Discussion: Maket he subscript 2 and wb non-italic. Page 743: Align equations 14-21, 14-22, and 14-23 at equal sign. Page 756, Fig. P14-130: Change 36F to 36C. Also, delete 60F Chapter 15 Page 763, last line: Make the subscript 2 non-italic. Page 775, the line after Eq. 15-8: Change "molal" to "molar" Page 778, 3rd line below table: Make kmol non-italic. Page 778, Example 15-7, Assumptions, 2 nd line: Change 2 The fuel, the air, and to 2 The fuel, the oxygen, and Page 781, Example 15-8, the line before the table: Change h values to h values Page 783, 2nd paragraph under Eq. 15-20, 8th line: Change this century to last century Page 784, 3 rd line after Eq. 15-24: Change g 0 to g T 0 Page 785, Eq. 15-27: Change n p to N p Page 786: Fig. 15-32 is wrong figure. Use the correct one from 7th edition, as shown below: 6

Page 786, last line in the page: Change h values to h values Page 787, 2 nd table, last column heading: Change N to N i s i Page 789, 2 nd equation line from bottom: Change (2845.35 3023.69) kj/kmol to (2845.35 3023.69) kj/kmolk Page 798, In heading: Change cof to of Page 799, Prob. 15-94E, 4th line: Change "water vapor" to "water" o i s i Chapter 16 Page 806, Fig. 16-2: Reverse the direction of the right blue arrow Page 806, Fig. 16-2, caption: Change Equilibrium criteria to Equilibrium criterion Page 807, Fig. 16-4, caption: Change Criteria for to Criterion for Page 811, middle of the page, superscript: Change O H O to O H O H2 2 2 Page 815, the line before Discussion: Change 2.074O 2 to 2.047O 2 Page 823, 9 th text line from bottom: Change [Ca(HO 3 ) 2 ] to [Ca(HCO 3 ) 2 ] H2 2 2 Chapter 17 Page 876, 1st line: Change to " energy equations, entropy change, and equation of state for the control volume " Page 880, Example 17-14, the line after Eq. (2): Delete the space before (k - 1) Page 884, 3rd calculation from bottom: Change "1570 K" to "1566 K" Page 889, Prob. 17-18, 6 th line: Change crusing to cruising Page 894, Prob. 17-128, 2 nd line: Change RT(v b) to RT/(v b) Page 896, Prob. 17-155, 4th line: Change (b) 93 kpa to (b) 96 kpa Page 896, Prob. 17-157, Answer choices: Delete all five m/s in answer choices. Page 896, Prob. 17-162, (b), second line: Change diversion section to diverging section Chapter 18 Page 59, Equation 18-89: Change h 2a to h 2b Page 74, Prob. 18-9C, 1 st line: Change distibution to disribution Page 74, Prob. 18-28C, 1 st line: Change iner to inner Page 74, Prob. 18-29, 2 nd line: Change transmissivty to transmissivity Page 74, Prob. 18-31E, 2 nd line: Change transmissivty to transmissivity Page 75, Prob. 18-32, 2 nd line: Change transmissivty to transmissivity Page 77, Prob. 18-62, 5 th line: Change anuual to annual Page 78, Prob. 18-85C, 4 th line: Change haet to heat Page 78, Prob. 18-89, 4 th line: Change at arate to at a rate 7

Appendix Page 901, Table A-2, 2 nd column, 12 th line: Change S 2 to S Page 951, Table A-2E, 2 nd column, 12 th line: Change S 2 to S Page 987, Table A-31E: On the saturation temperature line, change "30" to "40" 8