Hartmann, Francis M., 1870- · New York, McGraw-Hill · leaf 109
e process, and that the conductionbetween the working substance and both the source and refrig-erator is perfect. Furthermore, for ideal conditions, it must bepossible to insulate the working substance such that adiabaticprocesses may take place. Let now, in Fig. 10, the point A, on the p-v… … abscissas. The working substance is now insulated and com-pressed adiabatically, in consequence of which its temperaturerises. This compression is continued until the temperature ofthe working substance is equal to that of the source, and its con-dition, as regards pressure and volume, is…
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