英语词汇“stirling cycle”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

Stirling (or †Stirling's) cycle, the thermodynamic cycle on which an ideal Stirling engine would operate, consisting of an isothermal expansion, a drop in temperature at constant volume by giving up heat to a regenerator, an isothermal compression, and an increase in temperature at constant volume by gaining heat from the regenerator; Stirling (or †Stirling's) engine, originally, an external-combustion air engine invented by Stirling ( Brit. Pat. 4081 (1816)); more widely, a mechanical device used to provide either power or refrigeration and operating on a closed regenerative cycle, the working fluid being cyclically compressed and expanded at different temperatures; also elliptical as Stirling.

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air engine1740

Stirling (or Stirling's) engine1845

caloric-engine1854

Carnot engine1937

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Carnot cycle1887

Stirling (or Stirling's) cycle1887

heat cycle1894

1845 Minutes Proc. Inst. Civil Engineers 4 348 (heading) Description of Stirling's improved air engine.

1845 Minutes Proc. Inst. Civil Engineers 4 359 In Mr. Stirling's engine the intense heat of the fire did not come into actual contact with the pistons.

1887 Encycl. Brit. XXII. 523/1 Stirling's cycle is theoretically perfect whatever the density of the working air.

1889 C. H. Peabody Thermodynamics of Steam-engine xi. 174 A recent hot-air engine made on the same principle as Stirling's hot-air engine.

1943 E. H. Lewitt Thermodynamics Applied to Heat Engines (ed. 3) iii. 57 The Stirling cycle is thermodynamically reversible owing to the action of the regenerator.

1963 Engineer CCXIV. 1063/1 A Stirling cycle machine operates on a closed regenerative thermodynamic cycle.

1973 Sci. Amer. Aug. 81/2 In practice Stirling engines do not work on the Stirling cycle. It is not possible to have isothermal (constant temperature) compression and expansion processes.

1980 Times 16 Oct. (Internat. Motor Show Suppl.) p. xiv/8 Most of the technology of the Stirling has been established since the Second World War,..but mainly for vehicle and industrial duties rather than aircraft.

单词	stirling cycle
释义	> as lemmas Stirling (or †Stirling's) cycle Stirling (or †Stirling's) cycle, the thermodynamic cycle on which an ideal Stirling engine would operate, consisting of an isothermal expansion, a drop in temperature at constant volume by giving up heat to a regenerator, an isothermal compression, and an increase in temperature at constant volume by gaining heat from the regenerator; Stirling (or †Stirling's) engine, originally, an external-combustion air engine invented by Stirling ( Brit. Pat. 4081 (1816)); more widely, a mechanical device used to provide either power or refrigeration and operating on a closed regenerative cycle, the working fluid being cyclically compressed and expanded at different temperatures; also elliptical as Stirling. ΘΚΠ society > occupation and work > equipment > machine > machines which impart power > engine > other types of engine > [noun] > hot-air air engine1740 Stirling (or Stirling's) engine1845 caloric-engine1854 Carnot engine1937 society > occupation and work > equipment > machine > machines which impart power > engine > other types of engine > [noun] > hot-air > cycle in Carnot cycle1887 Stirling (or Stirling's) cycle1887 heat cycle1894 1845 Minutes Proc. Inst. Civil Engineers 4 348 (heading) Description of Stirling's improved air engine. 1845 Minutes Proc. Inst. Civil Engineers 4 359 In Mr. Stirling's engine the intense heat of the fire did not come into actual contact with the pistons. 1887 Encycl. Brit. XXII. 523/1 Stirling's cycle is theoretically perfect whatever the density of the working air. 1889 C. H. Peabody Thermodynamics of Steam-engine xi. 174 A recent hot-air engine made on the same principle as Stirling's hot-air engine. 1943 E. H. Lewitt Thermodynamics Applied to Heat Engines (ed. 3) iii. 57 The Stirling cycle is thermodynamically reversible owing to the action of the regenerator. 1963 Engineer CCXIV. 1063/1 A Stirling cycle machine operates on a closed regenerative thermodynamic cycle. 1973 Sci. Amer. Aug. 81/2 In practice Stirling engines do not work on the Stirling cycle. It is not possible to have isothermal (constant temperature) compression and expansion processes. 1980 Times 16 Oct. (Internat. Motor Show Suppl.) p. xiv/8 Most of the technology of the Stirling has been established since the Second World War,..but mainly for vehicle and industrial duties rather than aircraft. extracted from Stirlingn.¹ < as lemmas
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