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Thermodynamic Optimization of an Irreversible Regenerated Brayton Heat Engine Using Modified Ecological Criteria
The modified configuration of regenerated Brayton heat engine along with supplementary addition of heat in its irreversible mode is thermodynamically investigated and optimized. The definite temperature differential between system/reservoir is the source of external irreversibility and the losses be
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