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Today:
• Heat and work
• Heat engines
• Refrigerators, heat pumps
• The “drinking bird”: How
does it work???
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What is the typical efficiency of a car petrol
engine?
Efficiency = (work done) / (total energy used)
= ?
A. ~15 %
B. ~25 %
C. ~35 %
D. ~45 %
E. >=55%
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Example: Auto Engine
•TH = 1350°C = 1623 K
•TC = 300°C = 573 K
Carnot efficiency = 1 – 573/1623 = 0.65 (65 %)
• But real engine: ~ 25 % only!
• Why?
To get Carnot efficiency, you need:
• No friction
• Add and remove heat at constant gas temperature
Must run cycle very slowly low power engine
But: car need lots of power!
efficiency will be low
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Example: Refrigerator
• TH = 21°C = 294 K
• TC = 4°C = 277 K
kmax = (useful output) / (energy we pay for)
= 277 / (294-277) = 16 >> 1
Example: Heat Pump
kmax = (useful output) / (energy we pay for)
= |Qc| / |W| if operated as AC in summer
kmax = (useful output) / (energy we pay for)
= |QH| / |W| if operated as heater in winter
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A heat pump is used to heat a building during the winter. The
outside temperature is 0ºC and the inside temperature 20ºC.
What is the maximum possible coefficient of performance?
Kmax = ?
A. 1/20
B. 1
C. 13.65
D. 14.65
E. 20
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