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Which of the following cycles is not a reversible cycle? A. Carnot B. Ericsson C. Stirling D. Joule

Which of the following cycles is not a reversible cycle? A. Carnot B. Ericsson C. Stirling D. Joule Correct Answer None of these

Carnot Cycle

- Reversible isothermal compression process (1 - 2)

- Reversible adiabatic compression process (2 - 3)

- Reversible isothermal expansion process (3 - 4)

- Reversible adiabatic expansion process (4 - 1)
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Ericsson cycle

- Reversible isothermal compression (1 - 2)

- Constant pressure heat addition (2 - 3)

- Reversible isothermal expansion (3 - 4)

- Constant pressure heat rejection (4 - 1)
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Stirling cycle

- Isothermal compression (1 - 2)

- Constant volume heat addition (2 - 3)

- Isothermal expansion (3 - 4)

- Constant volume heat rejection (4 - 1)
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Brayton cycle

- Isentropic Compression (1 - 2)

- Isobaric heat addition (2 - 3)

- Isentropic expansion (3 - 4)

- Isobaric heat rejection (4 - 1)
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