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finite-time thermodynamics: a standalone construct

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Thermodynamics

study of thermodynamic processes that must run at finite rates, giving bounds on power and efficiency tighter than reversible limits.

In thermodynamics, finite-time thermodynamics refers to study of thermodynamic processes that must run at finite rates, giving bounds on power and efficiency tighter than reversible limits. This meaning comes from Andresen (1984) in Accounts of Chemical Research.[1]

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Andresen, B., Berry, R. S., Ondrechen, M. J., & Salamon, P. (1984). Thermodynamics for processes in finite time. Accounts of Chemical Research, 17(8), 266-271. https://doi.org/10.1021/ar00104a001

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