ADIABATIC PROCESS

                                      ADIABATIC PROCESS
A PROCESS IN WHICH THE WORKING SUBSTANCE NEITHER RECEIVES NOR GIVES OUT HEAT TO ITS SURROUNDING DURING ITS EXPENSION OR COMPRESSION IS CALLED ADIABATIC PROCESS . THIS WILL HAPPEN WHEN THE WORKING SUBSTANCE REMAINS THERMALY INSULATED SO THAT NO HEAT ENTERS OR LEAVES IT DURING THE PROCESS. IT IS THUS OBIOUS  THAT IN AN ADIABATIC PROCESS

• NO HEAT ENTERS OR LEAVES THE GAS
• THE TEMPERATURE OF GAS CHANGES AS THE WORK IS DONE AT THE COST OF INTERNAL ENERGY

LET P1 V1 T1 IS PRESSURE VOLUME AND TEMPERATURE AT INITIAL STATE 1
P2 V2 T2 IS PRESSURE VOLUME AND TEMPERATURE AT FINAL STATE 2