Course code Ener4035

Credit points 3.75

Fundamentals of Heat Studies II

Total Hours in Course100

Number of hours for lectures24

Number of hours for seminars and practical classes16

Date of course confirmation16.03.2011

Responsible UnitInstitute of Engineering and Energetics

Course developer

author Inženiertehnikas un enerģētikas institūts

Raimunds Šeļegovskis

Dr. sc. ing.

Course abstract

During studies students obtaining knowledges about different kinds of fuels: solid, liquid and gas, their composition, parameters.Students get understanding of burning process, it's organization and providing of parameters. Methods and techniques of solid, liquid and gas fuels burning are studied. Students get knowledges about gas and liquid fuel burners: kinds, construction, parameters. The knowledges about different furnaces are obtained during course.

Learning outcomes and their assessment

1)knowledges: use of base energy resources in Energetic and Agricullture objects, kinds of fuels, their qualities and application, combustion methods and equipment;
2)skills: to choise the most suitable type of fuel and combustion technology, considering technological, ecological, ekconomical and comfort criteria;
3) competences: choise of base energy resource and technology for the given object, the evaluation of combustion quality and utilization of acquired heat and it's improving solution;
4) attitude - a desire to solve the main tasks of heat production using technologies development in practice, an interest to engage and to work in a creative group of research and applied projects, to consider the professional integrity of engineer and to follow the regulations, standards of Latvia and EU directives.

Compulsory reading

1. Stephen R. Turns. An introduction to combustion: concepts and applications. 2nd. ed., Mc Graw – Hill, 2000. .675. p.
2. V.Aserītis.Kurināmais un degšanas teorija: Metodiskais līdzeklis. LLU, 1996
3. J. Nagla., P. Saveļjevs, A.Cars. Siltumtehniskie aprēķini piemēros . Rīga.: Zvaigzne, 1982. 309 lpp.
4. J. Nagla., P. Saveļjevs, A. Ciemiņš. Siltumtehnikas pamati. Rīga.:Zvaigzne, 1981. 355 lpp.

Further reading

1. Частухин В.И., Частухин В.В. Топливо и теория горения. Киев, 1989. 222 с.