2022
DOI: 10.1016/j.physa.2022.128049
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On the analysis of an ecological regime for energy converters

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“…Therefore, T 2w can be taken to be T 2 , there will be no heat flow between the lower reservoirs, and Q 2 will flow directly from the internal system to the sink. From the perspective of [30] and references therein, it is assumed that the variables, such as Q 1 and W, are quantities per cycle period. Under these assumptions, it is possible to obtain η CA in a simplified way as shown below.…”
Section: Curzon-ahlborn and Novikov Heat Enginesmentioning
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“…Therefore, T 2w can be taken to be T 2 , there will be no heat flow between the lower reservoirs, and Q 2 will flow directly from the internal system to the sink. From the perspective of [30] and references therein, it is assumed that the variables, such as Q 1 and W, are quantities per cycle period. Under these assumptions, it is possible to obtain η CA in a simplified way as shown below.…”
Section: Curzon-ahlborn and Novikov Heat Enginesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Once both dissipation and power output are calculated at the values of the efficiencies η P and η E , it is found that the ecological regime is less dissipative. Still, there is a considerable decrease in power output [29,30]. By operating under the ecological regime, there is a gain for the environment at the cost of power output loss.…”
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