What type of engineering uses a lot of thermo?

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The discussion centers on the application of thermodynamics in various engineering fields, particularly mechanical engineering. Key areas of interest include engine design, power plant design, industrial chemical processing plant design, and HVAC systems. The participant expresses enthusiasm for thermodynamics concepts such as enthalpy, indicating a desire to pursue a career that heavily incorporates these principles.

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I'm taking mechanical engineering thermodynamics right now and it's awesome. We just got into enthalpy and stuff like that and it's so interesting. It has me thinking that maybe I want to do something that has a lot of thermo or subjects that are similar.
 
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Engine design and complete power plant design

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And HVAC.
 

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