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                      Compressor:


                                     H3 + Q34  = h4 + W34
                              The compression is isentropic ( i.e. s3 = s4 ), and adiabatic ( i.e. Q = 0 ).

                               W34 = ( h3 – h4 ) = -( h4 – h3 )


                              i.e.   Work input to pump = ( h4 – h3 )                                              (4.7)



                      Thermal efficiency of Carnot cycle
                      The thermal efficiency of a heat engine, defined in chapter 4, was shown to be given by

                      the equation,

                                       Q
                                 = 1−   2
                                       Q 1


                      In the Carnot cycle, with reference to Fig. 11.1, it can be seen that the heat supplied is
                      given by the area 41BA4,

                      i.e.    Q1 = area 41BA4 = T1(sB- sA)

                      Similarly the heat rejected, Q2, is given by the area 23AB2,
                      i.e.    Q2 = area 23AB2 = T(sB – sA)

                      Hence we have

                                                                           T  (s −  s  )
                              Thermal efficiency of Carnot cycle,    = 1−   2  B   A
                                                                 carnot
                                                                           T 1 (s −  s A )
                                                                               B

                                         T
                      i.e.         = 1−  2                                                                     (4.8)
                               carnot
                                         T 1

                                           Net work  output
                      or       carnot  =
                                      Heat  supplied    in the   boiler


                                      (h − h  ) − (h − h  )
                      i.e.     Carnot =  1  2    4    3                                                        (4.9)
                                            h −
                                             1  h 4





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