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Thermo-environmental analysis and Multi-Objective Optimization of performance of Ericsson Engine Implementing an Evolutionary Algorithm
This paper makes attempt to optimize a high-temperature differential Ericsson engine with several conditions. A mathematical approach based on the finite-time thermodynamic was proposed with the purpose of gaining thermal efficiency, the output power and the entropy generation rate throughout the Er
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