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Abigale
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Hi,
I regard a irreversible cycle process.
It is a cylinder filled with gas, which underlies the following processes:
12: isothermal compression (reversible)
23: adiabatic expansion (reversible)
31: isochor heating (irreversible) [This happens by connecting the cylinder with a heat reservoir]
I have callculated for the irreversible process 13, that [itex]Δs_{\text{gas}} > 0[/itex] and [itex]Δs_{\text{heat reservoir}} >0[/itex].
So the [itex]Δs_{\text{gas+reservoir}}[/itex] for the full cycle should be >0.
If i would have a completely reversible process, would the enropy change of the working gas be zero?
(After the whole cycle?)
THX
Abby
I regard a irreversible cycle process.
It is a cylinder filled with gas, which underlies the following processes:
12: isothermal compression (reversible)
23: adiabatic expansion (reversible)
31: isochor heating (irreversible) [This happens by connecting the cylinder with a heat reservoir]
I have callculated for the irreversible process 13, that [itex]Δs_{\text{gas}} > 0[/itex] and [itex]Δs_{\text{heat reservoir}} >0[/itex].
So the [itex]Δs_{\text{gas+reservoir}}[/itex] for the full cycle should be >0.
If i would have a completely reversible process, would the enropy change of the working gas be zero?
(After the whole cycle?)
THX
Abby