Work Done in Quasistatic (Reversible) Compression and Expansion of a Gas in a Piston (W = - P dV)
Quasistatic (Reversible) Compression and Expansion of a Gas in a Piston is discussed. Thermodynamics requires the work done in terms of pressure and volume, i.e. W = - P dV. Dimensional analysis is performed on all relevant quantities. Scalar dot products, force and displacement are explained. #Quasistatic #Thermodynamics #KonstantinLakic
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