Journal - Franklin Institute of the State of Pennsylvania (1826)
Franklin Institute, Philadelphia, Franklin Institute (Philadelphia, Pa.) · [Philadelphia : Franklin Institute] · leaf 81
s occur isometrically cannot be measured ona diagram of energy which simply exhibits that change. Scholium j.—No change, by transformation of heat intamechanical energy, or productive of mechanical work, canoccur isometrically, but must be produced by changes ofvolume. Proposition 6.—The quantity… … Fig. 3.—Isometric change. ordinates of the two points representing the initial and ter-minal states of the body; the diagram measuring the totalwork done, both exterior and interior; its ordinates beingtaken to measure total pressure. For, in Fi^: 2* assuming A B to represent an isother-mal line…
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