Cycle model extension and universalization with different performance indicators and with all of loss items is an important topic in finite time thermodynamics (FTT) studies. A model of universal generalized irreversible steady flow refrigeration cycle including two irreversible endothermic, two irreversible exothermic and two irreversible adiabatic processes with three loss items of heat resistance, thermal leakage and internal irreversibility effect is established by using FTT. Expressions for five performance indicators, including cooling load, COP, exergetic loss rate, exergetic output rate and ecological function of the universal cycle model are derived. Expressions for five performance indicators obtained include those of seven specif...
The irreversible cycle model of a regenerative modified complex Brayton cycle has been established f...
Finite-time thermodynamic models for an Otto cycle, an Atkinson cycle, an over-expansion Miller cycl...
Finite-time thermodynamic models for an Otto cycle, an Atkinson cycle, an over-expansion Miller cycl...
The optimal performance for a class of generalized irreversible universal steady-flow heat-engine cy...
A general cycle model of a two-stage combined refrigeration system is established and used for anali...
A universal irreversible refrigeration cycle model which includes the irreversibility of heat transf...
This book addresses the concept and applications of Finite Time Thermodynamics to various thermal en...
A general irreversible cycle model is used to investigate the optimal performance of a class of heat...
The performance of a generalized irreversible reciprocating heat-engine cycle model consisting of tw...
Performance of an air-standard Atkinson cycle is analyzed by using finite-time thermodynamics. The i...
A Carnot-like irreversible refrigeration cycle is modelled with two isothermal and two non-adiabatic...
The influence of irreversibilities of finite-rate heat transfer and heat leak on the performance of ...
AbstractA thermodynamic model for an open inverse Brayton cycle (refrigeration or heat pump cycle) w...
On the basis of the exergy analysis, a performance optimization is carried out for a generalized irr...
The performance of an air standard Otto-cycle is analyzed using finite-time thermodynamics. In the i...
The irreversible cycle model of a regenerative modified complex Brayton cycle has been established f...
Finite-time thermodynamic models for an Otto cycle, an Atkinson cycle, an over-expansion Miller cycl...
Finite-time thermodynamic models for an Otto cycle, an Atkinson cycle, an over-expansion Miller cycl...
The optimal performance for a class of generalized irreversible universal steady-flow heat-engine cy...
A general cycle model of a two-stage combined refrigeration system is established and used for anali...
A universal irreversible refrigeration cycle model which includes the irreversibility of heat transf...
This book addresses the concept and applications of Finite Time Thermodynamics to various thermal en...
A general irreversible cycle model is used to investigate the optimal performance of a class of heat...
The performance of a generalized irreversible reciprocating heat-engine cycle model consisting of tw...
Performance of an air-standard Atkinson cycle is analyzed by using finite-time thermodynamics. The i...
A Carnot-like irreversible refrigeration cycle is modelled with two isothermal and two non-adiabatic...
The influence of irreversibilities of finite-rate heat transfer and heat leak on the performance of ...
AbstractA thermodynamic model for an open inverse Brayton cycle (refrigeration or heat pump cycle) w...
On the basis of the exergy analysis, a performance optimization is carried out for a generalized irr...
The performance of an air standard Otto-cycle is analyzed using finite-time thermodynamics. In the i...
The irreversible cycle model of a regenerative modified complex Brayton cycle has been established f...
Finite-time thermodynamic models for an Otto cycle, an Atkinson cycle, an over-expansion Miller cycl...
Finite-time thermodynamic models for an Otto cycle, an Atkinson cycle, an over-expansion Miller cycl...