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This bibliography lists many of the texts that have been used in preparing the book, and on which some of the ideas
were based. In general it is simply a bibliography and not a set of specific references, although some information
has been drawn from the material in this list; where that is the case a specific reference is made in the text. There is
not a bibliography for all chapters because the information is subsumed into the books relating to adjacent
chapters.

CHAPTER 1: INTRODUCTION AND REVISION

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CHAPTER 2: THE SECOND LAW AND EQUILIBRIUM

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CHAPTER 3: ENGINE CYCLES AND THEIR EFFICIENCIES

This subject is covered in most of the general texts on engineering thermodynamics. The reader is referred to these
to obtain additional information or to see different approaches.

CHAPTER 4: AVAILABILITY AND EXERGY

Ahearn, J.E., 1980. The Exergy Method of Energy Systems Analysis. John Wiley.
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CHAPTER 5: RATIONAL EFFICIENCY

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CHAPTER 6: FINITE TIME THERMODYNAMICS

Bejan, A., 1988. Advanced Engineering Thermodynamics. Wiley International Edition.
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CHAPTER 7: RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN PROPERTIES

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CHAPTER 8: EQUATIONS OF STATE

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to obtain additional information or to see different approaches.

CHAPTER 9: THERMODYNAMIC PROPERTIES OF IDEAL GASES

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CHAPTER 10: THERMODYNAMICS OF COMBUSTION

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Strahle, W.C., 1993. An Introduction to Combustion. Gordon and Breach.

CHAPTER 11: CHEMISTRY OF COMBUSTION

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CHAPTER 12: CHEMICAL EQUILIBRIUM AND DISSOCIATION

Benson, R.S., Annand, W.J.D., Baruah, P.C., 1975. A simulation model including intake and exhaust systems for a
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CHAPTER 13: EFFECT OF DISSOCIATION ON COMBUSTION PARAMETERS

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CHAPTER 14: CHEMICAL KINETICS

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CHAPTER 15: COMBUSTION AND FLAMES

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CHAPTER 16: RECIPROCATING INTERNAL COMBUSTION ENGINES

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CHAPTER 17: GAS TURBINES

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CHAPTER 18: LIQUEFACTION OF GASES

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CHAPTER 19: PINCH TECHNOLOGY

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CHAPTER 20: IRREVERSIBLE THERMODYNAMICS

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CHAPTER 21: FUEL CELLS

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