Explanation Stirling cycle The thermodynamic cycle that contains two isothermal and two constant-volume processes is Stirling cycle. It contains four totally reversible thermodynamic processes. Draw T − s and P − v diagrams of the Stirling cycle as shown in Figure (1).

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Solution Summary: The author explains Stirling cycle, which contains two isothermal and two constant-volume processes. It contains four totally reversible thermodynamic processes, as shown in Figure (1).

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