Add to ORKGThis paper describes general methodology that allows one to extend Carnot efficiency of classical thermodynamic for zero rate processes onto thermodynamic systems with finite rate. We define the class of minimal dissipation processes and show that it represents generalization of reversible processes and determines the limiting possibilities of finite rate systems. The described methodology is then applied to microeconomic exchange systems yielding novel estimates of limiting efficiencies for such systems
We revisit the optimization of performance of finite-time Carnot machines satisfying the low-dissipa...
J.G.A. acknowledges financial support from University of Salamanca, with Contract No. 0218 463AB01,...
We propose the minimally nonlinear irreversible heat engine as a new general theoretical model to st...
This paper describes general methodology that allows one to extend Carnot efficiency of classical th...
A finite time extension of the classical Carnot problem of maximum work extracted from a system of t...
We define and analyse thermodynamic limits for various traditional and work-assisted processes of se...
In this work we include, for the Carnot cycle, irreversibilities of linear finite rate of heat trans...
Finite time thermodynamics is a non-equilibrium theory. Its aim is to provide performance bounds and...
Reversible thermodynamic processes are convenient abstractions of real processes, which are always i...
Classical equilibrium thermodynamics is a theory of principles, which was built from empirical knowl...
AbstractIn this paper, the optimal ecological performance of an irreversible Carnot engine with the ...
In this work we include, for the Carnot cycle, irreversibilities of linear finite rate of heat trans...
The production of work from a heat source with finite heat capacity is discussed. We examine the con...
Irreversible work of separation and irreversible max-imal productivity of heat driven separation are...
In 1824, Carnot proposed a cycle operating on reversibility principles. He proved that there exists ...
We revisit the optimization of performance of finite-time Carnot machines satisfying the low-dissipa...
J.G.A. acknowledges financial support from University of Salamanca, with Contract No. 0218 463AB01,...
We propose the minimally nonlinear irreversible heat engine as a new general theoretical model to st...
This paper describes general methodology that allows one to extend Carnot efficiency of classical th...
A finite time extension of the classical Carnot problem of maximum work extracted from a system of t...
We define and analyse thermodynamic limits for various traditional and work-assisted processes of se...
In this work we include, for the Carnot cycle, irreversibilities of linear finite rate of heat trans...
Finite time thermodynamics is a non-equilibrium theory. Its aim is to provide performance bounds and...
Reversible thermodynamic processes are convenient abstractions of real processes, which are always i...
Classical equilibrium thermodynamics is a theory of principles, which was built from empirical knowl...
AbstractIn this paper, the optimal ecological performance of an irreversible Carnot engine with the ...
In this work we include, for the Carnot cycle, irreversibilities of linear finite rate of heat trans...
The production of work from a heat source with finite heat capacity is discussed. We examine the con...
Irreversible work of separation and irreversible max-imal productivity of heat driven separation are...
In 1824, Carnot proposed a cycle operating on reversibility principles. He proved that there exists ...
We revisit the optimization of performance of finite-time Carnot machines satisfying the low-dissipa...
J.G.A. acknowledges financial support from University of Salamanca, with Contract No. 0218 463AB01,...
We propose the minimally nonlinear irreversible heat engine as a new general theoretical model to st...