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    A reversible engine cannot be more efficient than another reversible engine operating between the same temperature limits. All reversible engines operating between the same temperature limits have the same maximum thermal efficiency, which is (T1-T2)/T1, according to Carnot's principle.

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    A reversible engine cannot be more efficient than another reversible engine operating between the same temperature limits. All reversible engines operating between the same temperature limits have the same maximum thermal efficiency, which is (T1-T2)/T1, according to Carnot's principle.

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    3.3 Most Efficient

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    Shiela Ann Pigar
    A reversible engine cannot be more efficient than another reversible engine operating between the same temperature limits. All reversible engines operating between the same temperature limits have the same maximum thermal efficiency, which is (T1-T2)/T1, according to Carnot's principle.

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    REVERSIBLE ENGIE

    Most Efficient

    o heat engine can be more efficient than a reversible engine Carnots princip
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    One reversible heat engine cannot be


    more efficient than another when
    both engines operate between the
    same temperature limits; all
    reversible engines operating
    between the same temperature
    limits have the same thermal
    efficiency;
    namely (T1-T2)/T1, which is the
    highest conceivable thermal
    efficiency for a heat engine.

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