is true for first law & second law efficiency (exergetic efficiency), respectively. + x Carnot efficiency and Carnot efficiency To Exergy used Exeryy supplied Desired output and Supplied Input Desired output Exergy lost and Supplied Input Exergy used Entropy generation Energy generation

is true for first law & second law efficiency (exergetic efficiency), respectively. + x Carnot efficiency and Carnot efficiency To Exergy used Exeryy supplied Desired output and Supplied Input Desired output Exergy lost and Supplied Input Exergy used Entropy generation Energy generation

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