What is a good experiment for carnot cycle?

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A Stirling engine is proposed as a suitable project to demonstrate the Carnot cycle and its applications. The discussion emphasizes the need to explain the limitations of achieving a perfect Carnot engine. Clarification is sought regarding the initial inquiry about the experiment. The focus remains on using the Stirling engine to effectively illustrate these concepts. This approach aims to enhance understanding of thermodynamic principles.
Hrithik mudaliar
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im thinking of a stirling cycle but if otherwise then please tell as soon as possible
 
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Hrithik mudaliar said:
im thinking of a stirling cycle but if otherwise then please tell as soon as possible
I don't understand what you are asking. Could you please elaborate.
 
russ_watters said:
I don't understand what you are asking. Could you please elaborate.
i was thinking of making a stirling engine for a project to explain the carnot cycle and give the applications of the engine and also explain why is it impossible to get a perfect carnot engine
 
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