Analysis of the Second Law of Thermodynamics is discussed. Keenan's approach to availability and irreversibility is modified so that the expression for the efficiency of a reversible engine is used in place of the definition of the thermodynamic temperatare scale. Equations are developed for expressing the change in availability and the magnitude of irreversibility for non-flow, semi- flow, and steady-flow systems. The equations are arranged to show which portions of the losses came from friction and from irreversible heat transfer. (D.L.C.
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The fundamental optimal relation between optimal power-output and efficiency of a generalized irreve...
The study of thermodynamics is especially timely today, as its concepts are being applied to problem...
The concept of an intrinsically irreversible heat engine is examined as a means of obtaining tempera...
Comparative studies regarding the optimization of internal combustion engines sometimes are carried ...
This paper surveys the publications available in the literature concerning the application of the se...
The performance continuum for air-breathing engines is formally developed and illustrated in terms o...
The purpose of this work is to precise and complete one recently proposed in the literature and rela...
Is there a link between the macroscopic approach to irreversibility and microscopic behaviour of the...
The experimental basis for the first law of thermodynamics and related operational definitions are r...
An optimal baseline turbofan cycle designed for a performance level expected to be available around ...
The importance of irreversible entropy production is emphasized. The first and second laws of thermo...
A more general and physically intuitive alternative to the classical macroscopic derivation of secon...
A proposed new statement of the second law of thermodynamics - the transformation of energy to work ...
The first and second laws applied to steady-flow systems are expressed in forms which emphasize the ...
There are alternative sets of postulates which yield entirely equivalent results for several importa...
The fundamental optimal relation between optimal power-output and efficiency of a generalized irreve...
The study of thermodynamics is especially timely today, as its concepts are being applied to problem...
The concept of an intrinsically irreversible heat engine is examined as a means of obtaining tempera...