Stirling engines generate more work per cycle than Carnot engines operating under the same conditions. Find the
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Stirling engines generate more work per cycle than Carnot engines operating under the same conditions. Find the ratio WCarnot/W Stirling for engines run with the same compression ratio, r = V1/V3, and temperature ratio T+/T−. Assume the working fluid is an ideal gas.
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