Hartmann, Francis M., 1870- · New York, McGraw-Hill · leaf 272
s and the air is expelled to the receiver at the constant pres-sure p. In the receiver, the temperature falls to its initial value,and he volume shrinks by an amount represented by CD; thepoint D being on the isotherm BF. The condition of the samemass of air now, as regards pressure and volume, at… … sure pi has been attained, the exhaust-valve opens and expulsiontakes place under constant pressure, as represented by the lineEG. In the reservoir, the temperature of the air falls to its initialvalue, and the volume shrinks by an amount EF; the point Fbeing on the isotherm BDF. During isothermal…
Heat · Thermodynamics
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