A unified optimization criterion for Carnot engines and refrigerators is proposed. It consists of maximizing the product of the heat absorbed by the working system times the efficiency per unit time of the device, either the engine or the refrigerator. This criterion can be applied to both low symmetric dissipation Carnot engines and refrigerators. For engines the criterion coincides with the maximum power criterion and then the Curzon-Ahlborn efficiency ? CA=1-vT c/T h is recovered, where T h and T c are the temperatures of the hot and cold reservoirs, respectively. For refrigerators the criterion provides the counterpart of Curzon-Ahlborn efficiency for refrigerators > CA=[1/ (v1-(T c/T h)]-1, first derived by Yan and Chen for the part...
This book results from a Special Issue related to the latest progress in the thermodynamics of machi...
We propose the minimally nonlinear irreversible heat engine as a new general theoretical model to st...
This paper reviews how ideas have evolved in this field from the pioneering work of CARNOT right up ...
We study the efficiency at maximum power, η*, of engines performing finite-time Carnot cycles betwee...
[EN]The connection between Carnot-like and low-dissipation refrigerators is proposed by means of th...
We revisit the optimization of performance of finite-time Carnot machines satisfying the low-dissipa...
In this work we include, for the Carnot cycle, irreversibilities of linear finite rate of heat trans...
We apply a unified and trade-off based optimization for low-dissipation models of cyclic heat device...
In this work we include, for the Carnot cycle, irreversibilities of linear finite rate of heat trans...
The optimum coefficient of performance (COP) of the finite-time refrigerators based on the maximizat...
We apply the model of minimally nonlinear irreversible heat engines developed by Izumida and Okuda (...
As part of the efforts to unify the various branches of Irreversible Thermodynamics, the proposed wo...
Finite Time Thermodynamics is generally associated with the Curzon–Ahlborn approach to the Carnot cy...
The efficiency at maximum power (EMP) of heat engines operating as generators is one corner stone of...
A Carnot type engine with a changing phase during the heating and the cooling is modeled with its th...
This book results from a Special Issue related to the latest progress in the thermodynamics of machi...
We propose the minimally nonlinear irreversible heat engine as a new general theoretical model to st...
This paper reviews how ideas have evolved in this field from the pioneering work of CARNOT right up ...
We study the efficiency at maximum power, η*, of engines performing finite-time Carnot cycles betwee...
[EN]The connection between Carnot-like and low-dissipation refrigerators is proposed by means of th...
We revisit the optimization of performance of finite-time Carnot machines satisfying the low-dissipa...
In this work we include, for the Carnot cycle, irreversibilities of linear finite rate of heat trans...
We apply a unified and trade-off based optimization for low-dissipation models of cyclic heat device...
In this work we include, for the Carnot cycle, irreversibilities of linear finite rate of heat trans...
The optimum coefficient of performance (COP) of the finite-time refrigerators based on the maximizat...
We apply the model of minimally nonlinear irreversible heat engines developed by Izumida and Okuda (...
As part of the efforts to unify the various branches of Irreversible Thermodynamics, the proposed wo...
Finite Time Thermodynamics is generally associated with the Curzon–Ahlborn approach to the Carnot cy...
The efficiency at maximum power (EMP) of heat engines operating as generators is one corner stone of...
A Carnot type engine with a changing phase during the heating and the cooling is modeled with its th...
This book results from a Special Issue related to the latest progress in the thermodynamics of machi...
We propose the minimally nonlinear irreversible heat engine as a new general theoretical model to st...
This paper reviews how ideas have evolved in this field from the pioneering work of CARNOT right up ...