calculate the efficiency of an engine working between steam point and ice point. can you design an engine of 100% efficiency?
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Answer:26.79% efficient
Explanation:
Assuming you have this question for Carnot cycle/engine,
the formula for calculating efficiency of a carnot engine is
=> Efficiency = {1- (T1/T2)}*100
Where T1 is temperature of cold body and T2 is temperature for hot body(both in kelvin).
Here cold temperature T1 is 0°C = 273.15K
And hot temperature T2 is 100°C = 373.15K
Thus efficiency = {1-(273.15/373.15)}*100
=> 0.267988*100
=> 26.7988%
The efficiency for this engine is 26.79%
No a carnot cycle/engine can never be 100% efficient as to be 100% efficient, the sink temperature should be 0K to infinite which are not possible to achieve.
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Answer:
Explanation:n=1- Q1/Q2
where Q2=0 a d Q1= INFINITY
Hence it is impossible to design a heat engine with 100% efficiency
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