The Heat Engine Problem
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From DtoK From Eio A.
Cooling isothermally to atmospheric pressure.
Cooling at atmospheric pressure.
CYCLE IB Fie. 11.
In Eig. 12 we hare for Cycle UIG.: From A to B. Adiabatic compression from atmospheric pressure.
From B to C, Addition of beat isopiestically.
From C to D. Adiabatic expansion to a pressure below atmospheric such that we get.
CYCLE ua V - j Fig. 12.
Digitized by VjOOQIC 12 THE HEAT-ENGINE PROBLEM.
From D io A. Cooling isothermally to the original volume and atmospheric pressure....
In Fig. 13 we have for Cycle IV.: From A to B. Adiabatic compression from atmospheric pressure.
From B to C. Addition of heat isothermally.
From C to D. Adiabatic expansion to atmospheric pressure.
From J^'to ^. Cooling at atmospheric pressure.
CYCLE IV.
Fig. 13.
In Fig. 14 we have for Cycle IV4.: From A to B. Adiabatic compression from atmospheric pressure.
CYCLE IVA.
Fig. 14.
Digitized by Google THE HEAT-ENGINE PBOBLEM.
13 From B to C. Addition of heat isothermally.
From C to D. Adiabatic expansion to a pressure above atmospheric.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
From DtoK From Eio A.
Cooling isothermally to atmospheric pressure.
Cooling at atmospheric pressure.
CYCLE IB Fie. 11.
In Eig. 12 we hare for Cycle UIG.: From A to B. Adiabatic compression from atmospheric pressure.
From B to C, Addition of beat isopiestically.
From C to D. Adiabatic expansion to a pressure below atmospheric such that we get.
CYCLE ua V - j Fig. 12.
Digitized by VjOOQIC 12 THE HEAT-ENGINE PROBLEM.
From D io A. Cooling isothermally to the original volume and atmospheric pressure....
In Fig. 13 we have for Cycle IV.: From A to B. Adiabatic compression from atmospheric pressure.
From B to C. Addition of heat isothermally.
From C to D. Adiabatic expansion to atmospheric pressure.
From J^'to ^. Cooling at atmospheric pressure.
CYCLE IV.
Fig. 13.
In Fig. 14 we have for Cycle IV4.: From A to B. Adiabatic compression from atmospheric pressure.
CYCLE IVA.
Fig. 14.
Digitized by Google THE HEAT-ENGINE PBOBLEM.
13 From B to C. Addition of heat isothermally.
From C to D. Adiabatic expansion to a pressure above atmospheric.
What to read after The Heat Engine Problem?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles Edward Locke to read onlineMoreLess
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