CODE 108756 ACADEMIC YEAR 2026/2027 CREDITS 9 cfu anno 2 INGEGNERIA DELL'ENERGIA 11941 (L-9 R) - SAVONA SCIENTIFIC DISCIPLINARY SECTOR ING-IND/10 LANGUAGE Italian TEACHING LOCATION SAVONA SEMESTER 1° Semester OVERVIEW "Fisica Tecnica" is the name by which we refer in Italy to the disciplines of Thermal Engineering: Applied Thermodynamics, Energetics and Energy Conversion including from Renewable sources, and Heat Transfer. In English, these disciplines are known as Applied Thermodynamics and Heat Transfer. AIMS AND CONTENT LEARNING OUTCOMES The course provides the fundamental notions of technical thermodynamics, heat transmission, energy to solve engineering problems related to heat exchange and work in industrial and civil contexts AIMS AND LEARNING OUTCOMES The course provides the fundamental notions of technical thermodynamics, heat transmission, energy to solve engineering problems related to heat exchange and work in industrial and civil contexts PREREQUISITES Propaedeuticities : notions of mathematical analysis, physics and geometry (not mandatory, but strongly recommended) TEACHING METHODS Frontal lectures, with theory explanations and numerical examples SYLLABUS/CONTENT Introductory concepts and definitions in thermodynamics. Units for thermodynamic properties. Methodology for solving Thermodynamic problems. First law of Thermodynamics. Energy transfer by work and heat. Properties of the pure substance. Control volume energy analysis. Fundamentals of combustion and heating values. The second law of thermodynamics. Entropy and maximum efficiencies. The Rankine cycle and the environmental impact. Gas power systems. Refrigeration and heat pumps. Psycrometrics and air conditioning. One dimensional fluid-dynamics: the Bernoulli equation, friction factors and local pressure drop coefficients. Fundamentals of conduction, convection and radiation. Thermal resistance and overall heat transfer coefficient. Extended surfaces (fins). Forced and free convection. Heat transfer in buildings and energy savings. Radiation heat transfer: blackbody radiation, grey diffuse surfaces, environmental radiation, solar energy conversion. Heat exchangers and the recovery of thermal energy. Solar Energy Conversion principles and technlogies RECOMMENDED READING/BIBLIOGRAPHY Moran, Shapiro, Munson, DeWitt, Elementi Di Fisica Tecnica Per L’Ingegneria, Mcgraw-Hill ISBN: 9788838665509 Y.A. Çengel, Thermodynamics and Heat Tranfer, Mc Graw-Hill, third edition, 2009 Professor Notes (available at Aulaweb Portal) TEACHERS AND EXAM BOARD MARCO FOSSA Ricevimento: Professors Marco Fossa and Stefano Morchio are available for appointments by email (or Teams) requests. Email and Team addresses are public for students STEFANO MORCHIO LESSONS LESSONS START https://corsi.unige.it/en/corsi/11941/studenti-orario Class schedule The timetable for this course is available here: Portale EasyAcademy EXAMS EXAM DESCRIPTION The exam is in two parts, written examination (solution of an Applied thermodynamics or heat transfer problem) followed by an oral examination on course topics. Final exam mark is the average of written and oral exam marks Students with a certified learning disability (DSA), a disability, or other special educational needs are invited to contact the instructor at the beginning of the course to discuss teaching and examination arrangements that, while respecting the learning objectives of the course, take individual learning needs into account and provide appropriate accommodations. Please also note that requests for exam accommodations or exemptions must be submitted using the form available at this link https://modulionline.unige.it/richiesta-adattamenti#no-back , to the course professor, the DIME contact person (federico.scarpa@unige.it), and the relevant office ( inclusione.studenti@info.unige.it) at least seven working days before the examination, in accordance with the guidelines available at this link Indicazioni per la richiesta di servizi, di strumenti compensativi e/o di misure dispensative, di au… ASSESSMENT METHODS Discussions during lectures with students and Team discussions outside frontal lectures