1.7.18 · D3 · HinglishThermodynamics

Worked examplesSecond law — Kelvin-Planck statement, Clausius statement

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1.7.18 · D3 · Physics › Thermodynamics › Second law — Kelvin-Planck statement, Clausius statement

Yeh page ek decision gym hai. Parent note ne aapko dono statements di aur prove kiya ki woh equivalent hain. Yahan hum har tarah ki machine aap par throw karte hain — legal, illegal, degenerate, word-problem, exam-trap — aur har ek ko usi checklist se grind karte hain jab tak ki violation dhundhna reflex na ban jaaye.

Examples se pehle, humein ek shared toolkit chahiye. Neeche sab kuch sirf teen seedhe facts use karta hai, toh chaliye pehle unhe pin down karte hain — aur, kyunki unme se ek naam ki quantity name karta hai, hum usse bhi define karte hain.


Scenario matrix

Har second-law question inhi cells mein se ek hai. Ex# column batata hai kaunsa worked example us cell ko nail karta hai.

Cell Ise kya special banata hai Expected verdict Ex#
A Single reservoir, Degenerate "perfect engine" Illegal (K–P) 1
B Two reservoirs, , Ordinary honest engine Legal 2
C Cold→hot, Degenerate "free fridge" Illegal (Clausius) 3
D Cold→hot, Ordinary honest fridge Legal 4
E best possible se upar Carnot limit se zyada Illegal (implied) 5
F ya ya Numbers First Law hi tod dete hain Illegal (First Law) 6
G Real-world word problem Ocean/space engine, hidden reservoir Reason it out 7
H Equivalence twist Do devices combine karo, leak dhundho Illegal (composite) 8
I Limiting case ya Boundary par kya hota hai Approaches limit 9

Cell E aur I ko hum Carnot engine and Carnot theorem ke saath light touch se cover karte hain, jo efficiency par ceiling set karta hai — parent note aapko batata hai ; Carnot batata hai kitna kam.


Example 1 — Cell A: perfect engine


Example 2 — Cell B: honest engine


Example 3 — Cell C: free fridge


Example 4 — Cell D: honest fridge


Example 5 — Cell E: Carnot ceiling ko beat karna

Figure — Second law — Kelvin-Planck statement, Clausius statement
Figure s01 — Efficiency ceiling. Horizontal axis hai (0 se 1 tak); vertical axis efficiency hai. Ek magenta line trace karti hai: jab cold side absolute zero par hoti hai toh se shuru hoti hai aur jab dono temperatures match karte hain toh par aa jaati hai. Line ke upar ka poora region violet shaded hai aur stamped hai "FORBIDDEN (beats Carnot)"; neeche ka region peach hai aur stamped hai "allowed engines". Orange dot Example 5 mark karta hai: , line par par, aur claimed forbidden zone mein red X ki tarah plot kiya gaya hai.

Kya dhundhen: magenta line ek hard fence hai. Har real engine ise par ya neeche rehna chahiye. Example 5 ka claim (red X) fence ke upar float karta hai — instant disqualification, koi arithmetic nahi chahiye ek baar aap ise dekh sako. Notice karo ki line sirf ko far left par touch karti hai, jahan (absolute-zero cold reservoir) — isliye full efficiency ek limit hai jise aap approach karte hain, kabhi reach nahi karte (Example 9).


Example 6 — Cell F: numbers jo First Law tod dete hain


Example 7 — Cell G: ocean-powered ship (word problem)


Example 8 — Cell H: composite device mein leak dhundho


Example 9 — Cell I: limiting case


Recall Matrix par quick self-test

Single reservoir, — kaunsa law? ::: Kelvin–Planck (Cell A / Ex 1, 7). Cold→hot with — kaunsa law? ::: Clausius (Cell C / Ex 3). Cold→hot with — legal hai ya nahi? ::: Legal, ordinary fridge (Cell D / Ex 4). Engine above claim kare — verdict? ::: Illegal, Carnot bound beat karta hai (Cell E / Ex 5). Engine ke liye — pehle kaunsa law fail hota hai? ::: First Law, Second Law apply hone se pehle (Cell F / Ex 6). Jab , kya karta hai? ::: 1 approach karta hai lekin kabhi reach nahi karta (Cell I / Ex 9).


Connected reading

  • Parent: Second law — Kelvin-Planck statement, Clausius statement (index 1.7.18)
  • Ex 5 & 9 mein use ki gayi efficiency ceiling: Carnot engine and Carnot theorem
  • Quantitative law kahan rehta hai: Entropy and the Clausius inequality
  • Second Law se pehle ka gate (Ex 6): First law of thermodynamics
  • Direction baked in kyun hai: Reversible and irreversible processes, Arrow of time