Journal - Franklin Institute of the State of Pennsylvania (1826)
Franklin Institute, Philadelphia, Franklin Institute (Philadelphia, Pa.) · [Philadelphia : Franklin Institute] · leaf 143
f the engine of which it forms a part. Corollary 7.—The Carnot cycle is reversible, i. e., theoperations indicated being reversed and performed in theopposite order, the effects are similarly reversed, the workis converted into heat in precisely the proportion in which,in the direct operation, heat… … Fig. 10.— Letting down heat. Scholium j.—The maximum efficiency of the heat-engineis a function of temperatures of receiving and rejectingheat, solely.* Proposition 75.—In every cyclical change in which heatenergy is developed by transformation from mechanicalenergy, or the reverse, such change is…
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