Thermodynamic Cycle Applications
E. M. Goodger
Abstract
E. M. Goodger
Abstract
The concept of a cyclic thermodynamic process was introduced in section 1.4, and the Carnot cycle was seen to represent a basic method of continuous heat-work conversion. Certain other cycles with equal or lower efficiency are found to have more acceptable overall features, and these cycles are used for comparative purposes in assessing the performance of real heat engines and heat pumps commonly used in engineering.
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The concept of a cyclic thermodynamic process was introduced in section 1.4, and the Carnot cycle was seen to represent a basic method of continuous heat-work conversion. Certain other cycles with equal or lower efficiency are found to have more acceptable overall features, and these cycles are used for comparative purposes in assessing the performance of real heat engines and heat pumps commonly used in engineering.
Key concepts: Carnot cycle, Thermodynamic cycle, Heat engine, Work (physics), Thermodynamics, Process engineering, Heat exchanger, Process (computing)