
TL;DR
This paper reviews three abstract models for heat engines, including classical and finite-time models, and discusses their interrelations and future research directions in finite-time thermodynamics.
Contribution
It introduces a unified framework by retrospectively analyzing three abstract models for heat engines, bridging detailed models and future developments.
Findings
Refined abstract model encompasses detailed finite-time heat engine models
Classical and finite-time models are interconnected within the refined framework
Future research directions are identified based on the refined model
Abstract
We retrospect three abstract models for heat engines which include a classic abstract model in textbook of thermal physics, a primary abstract model for finite-time heat engines, and a refined abstract model for finite-time heat engines. The detailed models of heat engines in literature of finite-time thermodynamics may be mapped into the refined abstract model. The future developments based on the refined abstract model are also surveyed.
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