EDWARDS' REFERENCE CYCLE FOR INTERNAL AND EXTERNAL COMBUSTION ENGINES
Abstract
Useful physical regularities of a reversible thermodynamic cycle for heat engines have been established in the paper. The engines are using fuel combustion products as a heat source, and the environment - as a heat sink that surpasses Carnot cycle according to efficiency factor.
About the Author
A. E. Piir
Northern (Arctic) Federal University named after M. V. Lomonosov
Russian Federation
Professor, PhD in Engineering
Russian Federation
Professor, PhD in Engineering
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Review
For citations:
Piir A.E. EDWARDS' REFERENCE CYCLE FOR INTERNAL AND EXTERNAL COMBUSTION ENGINES. ENERGETIKA. Proceedings of CIS higher education institutions and power engineering associations. 2014;(3):62–66. (In Russ.)
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