The change in internal energy in steam engines equals to – McqOptions

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1.	The change in internal energy in steam engines equals to
A.	ork done during the Rankine cycle
B.	ork done during compression
C.	ork done during adiabatic expansion
D.	hange in enthalpy
Answer» B. ork done during compression

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