What is a heat engine and how does it work in thermodynamics?
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A heat engine is a device to transform the heat energy into mechanical work. It works during a thermodynamic cycle, absorbing heat from a high-temp, and releasing the remaining heat to a low-temperature sink. The total heat absorbed is partially converted into work. The efficiency of the heat engine
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