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What is Carnot's Cycle ? Obtain an expression for the efficiency of Carnot's heat
engine in terms of temperature of the source and the sink.

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Answered by Rowdy258
3

Explanation:

Heat engine system is a Carnot engine.  It absorbs heat energy (Q1) from a heat source is at a temperature T1. The system performs a useful work W on the surroundings.  Then it rejects heat Q2 to the heat sink at a temperature T2.

According to the first law of thermodynamics :  ΔQ = ΔU + W

Here, it transforms to   Q1 = Q2 + W,  as ΔU = 0

The efficiency is defined as  useful work performed / heat absorbed

    = W/Q1

    = (Q1 - Q2)/Q1

    = 1 - Q2/Q1

    = 1 - T2/T1          (this can be proved by using Entropy principles)

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Answered by alishkushwaha7
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Answer:

a cycle is completed by the four operation in a definite order. These operations are. represented on th Pv diagram

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