(a) Many heat engines need both a working fluid and a source of heat, often from a...
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(a) Many heat engines need both a working fluid and a source of heat, often from a chemical process like combustion. Identify the working fluid and the source of heat for a steam engine like the one in Figure 16.27.?
(b) Many refrigerators require a working fluid and some device that does work. Identify the working fluid and the device that does work for a refrigerator like the one in Figure 16.32B.?
(c) Do all heat engines have a working fluid? Explain.
Figure 16.27
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College Physics Reasoning and Relationships
ISBN: 978-0840058195
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Authors: Nicholas Giordano
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