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Comparison of Isothermal and Adiabatic Approach to Stirling Motor

As early as 1908 professor Rankine in London pointed out : "... the heating and cooling not taking place exactly at constant volumes, nor the expansion and compression exactly at constant temperatures...". A more deeper analyses draws a parallel between constant temperatures, that mean isothermal process, and constant entropies, which mean adiabatic process. On the basis of experimental data, indicator diagrams of a, b and g-type Stirling engines are mutually compared.

Stirling motor; isothermal and adiabatic lines; dead volume

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