Hartmann, Francis M., 1870- · New York, McGraw-Hill · leaf 116
ctionof the heat Qi, remains constant; this may be brought about bysupplying heat to it at a proper rate. (2) The cylinder is now removed from the source, is perfectlyinsulated, and the gas is allowed to expand adiabatically, in con-sequence of which its temperature falls, due to the fact that… … (P«,v4) (ps,v*> V Fig. 11. work has been done on the piston by the gas, measured by the areaunder the curve BC. The pressure is now 7^3 and the volume v%. (3) The cylinder is now put into contact with the refrigeratorand the gas is compressed isothermally, until its pressure is p4,and volume v±,…
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