A symmetry analysis methodology for general energy conversion systems
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Abstract
Abstract Symmetry is a useful concept that has guided many scientific developments in fields such as structural engineering, data, and materials science. Here we apply a symmetry analysis method to explore the relationship between symmetry, output work and efficiency in macroscopic energy conversion systems. Brayton cycle is used as an example. A specific potential-displacement-energy (PDE) diagram was established for system symmetry analysis. Results prove that the symmetry of thermodynamic cycles could predict the output work and the efficiency. Stronger rotational symmetry generates more work while reflection symmetry leads to higher efficiency at constant specific heat capacity ( c p ). The condition for varied c p to keep intermediate maximum-work temperature constant is greatly broaden. A more symmetrical cycle with higher efficiency and larger output work is designed based on the symmetry analysis results. The results could also be applied to other thermodynamic cycles, such as Carnot cycle, which provides insights to design more efficient energy conversion cycles.
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