Journal - Franklin Institute of the State of Pennsylvania (1826)
Franklin Institute, Philadelphia, Franklin Institute (Philadelphia, Pa.) · [Philadelphia : Franklin Institute] · leaf 74
ies of heat are transferred to and fromthe working substance. Isodynamic Lines are those which represent variations ofvolume, and of pressure, during which the total internalenergy is retained constant, heat being supplied or rejectedto compensate any loss by the expenditure of internalenergy in… … X Fig. I. -Thermal lines. The Relation of the Thermal Lines is seen in the accom-panying diagram of energy, Fig. i. Let A B be the isothermal line of a substance expandingfrom the pressure and volume A x, O x, to the pressure andvolume B x\ O x. An adiabatic line will fall below A B,as at A B;…
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