Thermodynamics Virtlab 1.0

Thermodynamics Virtlab by VirtLabs Software is an interactive virtual laboratory that turns abstract thermodynamics concepts into hands-on learning. Through realistic simulations and dynamic visualizations, it helps students, instructors, and engineers explore properties, processes, and cycles with clarity and confidence—without the constraints of a physical lab.

Key capabilities:

• Visualize state behavior on P–V, T–S, h–s, and P–h diagrams with live cursors, annotations, and region highlights.
• Investigate ideal and real substances, pure fluids and mixtures, and track state points across phase regions.
• Build and analyze power and refrigeration cycles (such as Carnot, Otto, Diesel, Brayton, Rankine, and vapor-compression), and see how parameter changes affect efficiency, work, and heat transfer.
• Simulate common components—throttling valves, heat exchangers, nozzles, turbines, compressors, pumps, boilers, and condensers—and evaluate performance under different operating conditions.
• Run parametric sweeps with slider controls, generate real-time plots, and compare scenarios side by side.
• Access built-in property libraries, apply standard equations of state where applicable, and switch seamlessly between SI and US customary units.
• Save experiments, export charts and data for reports, and share setups with classmates or colleagues.
• Use guided activities, instructor-ready worksheets, and formative checks to support course objectives and self-paced study.

Whether you are introducing first principles or conducting quick what‑if analyses, Thermodynamics Virtlab provides a clear, intuitive environment to deepen understanding, test ideas, and communicate results.

Thermodynamics Virtlab is developed by VirtLabs Software. The most popular version of this product among our users is 1.0. The name of the program executable file is thermo_virtlab.exe.

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