Psi Epsilon Station

Authors

• Ember Clark, Florida Institute of Technology
• Zac Hardin, Florida Institute of Technology
• Jasper Stevens, Florida Institute of Technology
• Cole Capawana, Florida Institute of Technology
• Carter Tomasky, Florida Institute of Technology

Document Type

Poster

Publication Title

Northrop Grumman Engineering & Science Student Design Showcase

Abstract

Thermodynamics is one of the first classes an engineer will take, where you no longer learn practical ideas; instead, the concepts become theoretical. All of thermodynamics culminates in one of the most important cycles, the Rankine Cycle. This can be very overwhelming for students as everything they've learned throughout the semester is now being put into one cycle. The primary goal is to design and build an operational Rankine cycle to demonstrate to students how it works and what each component does.

Advisor

Darshan Pahinkar, Alex French

Publication Date

4-24-2026

Recommended Citation

Clark, Ember; Hardin, Zac; Stevens, Jasper; Capawana, Cole; and Tomasky, Carter, "Psi Epsilon Station" (2026). Mechanical and Civil Engineering Student Publications. 41.
https://repository.fit.edu/mce_student/41