Reeve, Sidney A. (Sidney Armor), 1866-1941 · New York, London, The Macmillan Company · leaf 77
uch more than this amount ofheat. If it had not to be lifted far, as would be the case in Canada, a quiteimperfect machine might require less energy to operate it. 6o THE THERMODYNAMICS OF HEAT-ENGINES by the area dEFGHa; Q2, the heat abstracted, is meas-ured by the area alKLMd. Hence the… … Fig. 6 <22 increased. The effect of either of these changes alone,or of both in combination, is to diminish the value of the fraction l~ a, which expresses the efficiency of the rectangular cycle. It is next important to note that: — Between any two temperature-limits the only possible…
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