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|a Feidt, Michel
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|a Carnot Cycle and Heat Engine Fundamentals and Applications II
|h Elektronische Ressource
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|a Basel
|b MDPI - Multidisciplinary Digital Publishing Institute
|c 2022
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|a 1 electronic resource (182 p.)
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|a Carnot cycle
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|a ecological function
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|a quantum thermodynamics
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|a entropy generation calculation
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|a thermal efficiency
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|a irreversible Diesel cycle
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|a thermodynamics in finite time
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|a imperfect regeneration
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|a power density
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|a combined cycle
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|a isothermal process
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|a irreversible Carnot engine
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|a internal and external irreversibilities
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|a inverse Brayton cycle
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|a Carnot engine
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|a mechanical exergy
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|a thermodynamic analysis
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|a open quantum system
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|a thermodynamics with finite speed
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|a multi-objective optimization
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|a cycle power
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|a Stirling refrigerator
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|a metabolic reactions
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|a IBM quantum computer
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|a thermal exergy
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|a thermal entropy
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|a heat conductance distribution
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|a chemical exergy
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|a mechanical entropy
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|a performance optimization
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|a entropy production action
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|a power output
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|a Chambadal model
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|a quantum circuit
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|a chemical entropy
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|a irreversible Lenoir cycle
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|a closed simple Brayton cycle
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|a finite time thermodynamics
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|a regenerative Brayton cycle
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|a Carnot efficiency
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|a numerical model
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|a optimization
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|a Research and information: general / bicssc
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|a efficiency at maximum power
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|a Directory of Open Access Books
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|a This second Special Issue connects both the fundamental and application aspects of thermomechanical machines and processes. Among them, engines have the largest place (Diesel, Lenoir, Brayton, Stirling), even if their environmental aspects are questionable for the future. Mechanical and chemical processes as well as quantum processes that could be important in the near future are considered from a thermodynamical point of view as well as for applications and their relevance to quantum thermodynamics. New insights are reported regarding more classical approaches: Finite Time Thermodynamics F.T.T.; Finite Speed thermodynamics F.S.T.; Finite Dimensions Optimal Thermodynamics F.D.O.T. The evolution of the research resulting from this second Special Issue ranges from basic cycles to complex systems and the development of various new branches of thermodynamics.
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