Engineering Thermodynamics: Unit III: Availability and Applications of II Law

Irreversibility (I)

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Irreversibility is defined as the difference between maximum work and actual work obtained in a process.

IRREVERSIBILITY (I)

Irreversibility is defined as the difference between maximum work and actual work obtained in a process.

I = Wmax - Wact

= To ΔS [⸫ Energy loss]

Engineering Thermodynamics: Unit III: Availability and Applications of II Law : Tag: : Thermodynamics - Irreversibility (I)

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