元となった辞書の項目
Carnot's cycle
name
(thermodynamics)
An
ideal
heat-engine
cycle
in
which
the
working
fluid
goes
through
four
successive
operations:
(1)
isothermal
expansion
to
a
desired
point;
(2)
adiabatic
expansion
to
a
desired
point;
(3)
isothermal
compression
to
such
a
point
that
(4)
adiabatic
compression
brings
it
back
to
its
initial
state.
意味（1）
(thermodynamics)
An
ideal
heat-engine
cycle
in
which
the
working
fluid
goes
through
four
successive
operations:
(1)
isothermal
expansion
to
a
desired
point;
(2)
adiabatic
expansion
to
a
desired
point;
(3)
isothermal
compression
to
such
a
point
that
(4)
adiabatic
compression
brings
it
back
to
its
initial
state.
