(Old Edition) Thermodynamics, 9e

Go for it without having a doubt.. very good book for UG level . Explained the subject in easy way.. For more knowledge you may also reffer to Shapiro or sontag or zemansky and dittman.

Best unused intact book received. Thanks

For concept this is one of the best book, Not for numerical solution and ans_key is not available in this book Complete black and white page's Pages quality is just ok'

"Thermodynamics: An Engineering Approach" by Cengel and Boles is a comprehensive and well-structured book. It simplifies complex concepts with clear explanations, practical examples, and plenty of practice problems. A great choice for students, especially those preparing for competitive exams like UPSC ESE, Gate and University going students. (Cengel + pk nag) . Best combo

I have read many thermodynamics textbook but this one is the best for understanding the concepts. I always had a hard time understanding the concepts of thermodynamics but this book explains it in such an elegant and logical way that even a below standard student like me can understand. Great Book in all aspects.

This book is of great help... One must buy to really feel the concepts of thermodynamics.

Well organized and precise. But there is one problem with this book. Forget about the solutions, you can't even find the answers to the exercise questions. In the official website, solutions are available only for instructors. Most of the third party sites which contain the solutions will ask for money. The solution manual for the international version has a different set of questions, and only a few questions from this Indian version are available there. I don't understand the point of not providing the answers to the exercises. How can we check the answers after working out?

Best book for B.Tech Mechanical Engineering Thermodynamics, 150+ Problems (includes conceptual, numerical and objective type and design & essay type) at the end of every chapter, teacher recommended this for GATE and other competitive exams and ultimately for understanding thermodynamics.