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[toniaryaarya]

Solved! A Carnot cycle engine must use a very low temperature and even lower than the cold temperature that we know, where at that temperature the ice will become gel and even become like a spray, and this temperature for its additional process, besides that the Carnot cycle engine has a rotating triangular rotor like in a Wankel or rotary engine for its additional process, and there is a pipe that only channels the hot temperature from the piston to the rotor that has a low temperature to raise the temperature a little but the temperature is not as high as the cold temperature, where the temperature that is not cold is the border between hard ice and gel ice, and the distance of the pipe that channels the hot temperature is quite far from the cylinder containing the piston and the triangular rotor because if the triangular rotor is close to the cylinder containing the piston then the low temperature on the rotor will change the hot temperature on the piston to a cold temperature instantly and cause the engine to fail, and that pipe just channels hot temperature only without channels exhaust gases and low temperature, and the position of the triangular rotor must be on the edge of the engine such as on the left, right, front and rear of the engine and the hot piston is in the middle of the engine for the same reason as the distance between the cylinder and rotor as explained earlier, and this Carnot cycle engine has a catalyst in the exhaust port to remove air pollutant gases such as Carbon Monoxide, Sulfur Dioxide, Nitrogen Oxide, and Hydrocarbons. Advantages of the Carnot cycle engine: Not easy to overheat, often produces Carbon Trioxide gas rather than Carbon Dioxide and does not produce Carbon Monoxide, the exhaust impossible backfire because combustion occurs through compression first like a Diesel engine and then continues with the spark plug, if applied to a car then the 1000cc capacity has the same acceleration as a 500cc motorcycle so that at a capacity of 1500cc with a 5-speed manual transmission it can reach 80 km/h with 1st gear and a top speed of 260 km/h. Fuel: A mixture of Capsaicin from chili with Gingerol from ginger.

[yigitcan]

Professor I have a question here. Is Carnot cycle totally isothermal? I mean there are two isothermal processes, which are isothermal compression and isothermal expansion. Others are adiabatic compression and adiabatic expansion. These adiabatics are also isothermal, at the same time ?