Endo-irreversible thermo-mechanical engine with new concept of entropy production action coefficient
Michel Feidt (LEMTA), Renaud Feidt

TL;DR
This paper introduces a novel thermo-mechanical engine model with an innovative entropy production action coefficient, providing new bounds and optimization strategies for energy conversion efficiency.
Contribution
It presents a new endo-irreversible engine model with a functional entropy production expression, extending thermodynamics analysis beyond traditional reversible assumptions.
Findings
Derived new upper bounds for thermomechanical conversion.
Identified three optimal conditions for energy and power output.
Proposed a novel entropy production action coefficient for engine analysis.
Abstract
Thermostatics of CARNOT engines has been extended by more recent research based on endo-reversible model. Our model assumes exo-reversibility but endo-irreversibility to determine new upper-bound to thermomechanical conversion. We propose a functional expression of entropy production related to transformation cycle durations. This approach analyses the energy, entropy and power consequences. We introduce a new concept of entropy production actions that results in three optimums : maximum energy related to transformation durations, maximum energy associated with equipartition of entropy actions, optimal power for given period cycle.
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