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Ecological Optimal Performance of Stirling Heat Pump with Generative Loss

Hui Kang Yang

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By using the finite time thermodynamics, the ecological optimal performance of a Stirling heat pump with thermal resistances and generative loss is studied. Some new performance parameters are obtained. The conclusions obtained here may provide some new theoretical guidance for the development and optimal design of Stirling heat pump.

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Key concepts: Stirling engine, Heat pump, Stirling cycle, Thermal, Heat engine, Thermodynamics, Environmental science, Mechanical engineering