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Ministre Français Des Travaux Publics: Sadi Carnot, Adolphe Thiers, Liste Des Ministres Français Des Travaux Publics, Jules Dufaure (French Edition)
Assassinated French Politicians: Jean-Paul Marat, Marie François Sadi Carnot, Paul Doumer, François Darlan, Jean Jaurès, Gaspard de Coligny
Personnalité de La Haute-Vienne: Jean Giraudoux, Sadi Carnot, Auguste Renoir, Pierre Victurnien Vergniaud, Richard Dacoury (French Edition)
Ministre Français Des Transports: Édouard Herriot, Sadi Carnot, Jean-Louis Bianco, Marcel Sembat, Paul Quilès, Michel Delebarre (French Edition)
People From Limoges: Pierre-Auguste Renoir, Marie François Sadi Carnot, Jean Daurat, Pierre Victurnien Vergniaud, Thomas Robert Bugeaud
French Military Engineers: Jean-Charles de Borda, Nicolas Léonard Sadi Carnot, Vauban, Lazare Carnot, Pierre Charles L'enfant
L'euvre scientifique de Sadi Carnot (French Edition) by Emmanuel Ariès, 1921-01-01
Sadi Carnot et l'essor de la thermodynamique
Betrachtungen über die bewegende Kraft des Feuers und die zur Entwickelung dieser Kraft geeigneten Maschinen, von S. Carnot... (1824) by Sadi Carnot, 1892-01-01
The second law of thermodynamics; memoirs by Carnot, Clausius, and Thomson by William Francis Magie, Sadi Carnot, et all 2010-08-25
The Second Law Of Thermodynamics; Memoirs By Carnot, Clausius, And Thomson by Carnot Sadi 1796-1832, 2010-10-15
Reflections on the Motive Power of Heat by Sadi Carnot, 2009-01-28
Reflections on the Motive Power of Heat [microform] by Sadi Carnot, 2009-12-31
Reflections on the Motive Power of Fire by Sadi; É. Clapeyron; R. Clausius; edited with an introduction by E. Mendoza Carnot, 1906

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Carnot
carnot, sadi. (17961832).
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Extractions: Carnot, Sadi Francouzský fyzik, který vysvìtlil teorii spalovacích motorù ve svém díle Réflexions sur la Puissance Motrice du Feu (Reflections on the Motive Power of Fire) (1824). Carnot navrhl Carnotùv vratný cyklus (soubor po sobì navazujících stavových zmìn popsaných pracovním diagramem) a pøiel na to, e úèinnost spalovacího motoru je závislá pouze na vstupní a výstupní teplotì (Carnotova vìta). Jeho otec byl slavný vojevùdce a ve volných chvílích se zabýval matematikou.
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Sadi Carnot
Translate this page François Marie sadi carnot. (Limoges 11 août 1837 - Lyon 24 juin 1894).Fils dHippolyte carnot. Paris. Christian. Oeuvres de sadi carnot.
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Extractions: Sous-secrétaire d’État aux Travaux Publics puis Ministre des Travaux Publics, il devient Ministre des Finances en 1885. Suite à la démission de Jules Grévy, mis en cause dans le scandale des décorations, Sadi Carnot fut élu Président de la République le 3 décembre 1887. Le début de son mandat fut marqué par l’agitation boulangiste (il signa le décret mettant à la retraite d’office le Général Boulanger), par le ralliement de nombreux catholiques au régime républicain (1890) et les scandales de Panama (1892). Casimir-Perier venait de faire voter les "lois scélérates" visant à réprimer l’agitation syndicale et anarchiste quand Carnot fut assassiné par l’anarchiste Caserio le 24 juin 1894 lors de l’Exposition de Lyon. Il est enterré au Panthéon à côté de Lazare Carnot, son grand-père. Carnot, Hippolyte. 1953. Sadi Carnot (biographie et manuscrit) . Paris. Éditions Blanchard. Dansette, Adrien.
Nicolas Sadi Carnot
Translate this page Nicolas Léonard sadi carnot. (Paris 1er juin 1796 - 24 août 1832). Fils aînéde Lazare carnot, frère dHippolyte. Oeuvres de sadi carnot. 1824.
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Extractions: Sadi Carnot est connu comme le fondateur de la thermodynamique. Il publia à ses frais en 1824 ses Réflexions sur la puissance motrice du feu et sur les machines propres à développer cette puissance second principe de la thermodynamique ou principe de Carnot Voir Cycle de Carnot Machine de Carnot Principe de Carnot et Théorème de Carnot Bibliographie Carnot, Hippolyte. 1927. Sadi Carnot - Biographie et manuscrit . Paris. Gauthier Villars. Collectif. 1976. Sadi Carnot et la naissance de la thermodynamique . Paris. Presses du C.N.R.S. Fridberg, André. 1978. . Paris. La Pensée Universelle. Mendoza, E. 1960. Reflections on the motive power of fire by Sadi Carnot, and other papers on the second law of thermodynamics by E Clapeyron and R Clausius . New York. Mendoza, E. Thurston, R.H.. 1890 (reprinted 1943). Carnot's Reflections Réflexions sur la puissance motrice du feu et sur les machines propres à développer cette puissance. Paris. Bachelier.
Biografía - Sadi-Carnot, Marie François
sadi-carnot, Marie François Nacionalidad Francia Limoges 1837 - Lyon 1894.
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Extractions: A lo largo de su trayectoria política ocupó importantes cargos. Asumió la jefatura del Ministerio de Obras Públicas y Financias y tras la dimisión de Grévy fue elegido en 1887 presidente de la III República . Para alcanzar este puesto contó con el apoyo de Clemenceau . Siete años después un anarquista italiano puso fin a su vida en Lyon.
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Translate this page Fonds Canrobert. Capellis, Elzéar. Collection de livres de raison. carnot, sadi.Fonds Emile de Marcère. Carré, Louis. Fonds Louis Carré. Casimir-Périer, Jean.
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Extractions: Personnes physiques A B C D ... Y A Aalto, Alvar Abelin, Pierre Fonds Pierre Abelin Adler-Bresse, Marcelle Fonds Marcelle Adler-Bresse Allard, Paul Fonds Guiraud Amblard, M. d' Collection de livres de raison Ancelet, Gabriel-Auguste Fonds Ancelet et Gerhardt Arago, Etienne Fonds Arago Fonds Arago Argenson, Marc-Pierre de Voyer (1696-1764 ; comte d') Arnoult, Pierre Fonds Arnoult Fonds Arthez Astier, Henri d' Astruc, Gabriel Fonds Gabriel Astruc Fonds Vitet Fonds Guiraud Fonds Audollent ... Fonds Silvestre de Sacy Aureau, Claude Fonds Aureau Aurillac, Jean Fonds Aurillac Aurillac, Michel Fonds Aurillac Auriol, Vincent (1884-1966) Fonds Edouard Depreux Fonds Raymond Tournoux Fonds Vincent Auriol Fonds Georgette Elgey ... Fonds Jacques Kosciusko-Morizet B Bador, Jacques Fonds Jacques Bador Bador, Yvonne Fonds Jacques Bador Balladur, Edouard Fonds Edouard Balladur Fonds Montlosier et Barante Fonds Montlosier et Barante Barbaud, Georges-Raymond Fonds Georges-Raymond Barbaud et Edouard Bauhain Barbazat, Louis Barbedienne, Ferdinand Fonds Barbedienne Fonds Joseph Chappey Fonds Charles Maurras Fonds Colchen Barthou, Louis Fonds Jules Ferry Bauhain, Edouard
Marie François Sadi Carnot - Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia
Marie François sadi carnot. From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia.Marie François sadi carnot (August 11, 1837 June 24, 1894) was
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Extractions: Marie François Sadi Carnot August 11 June 24 ) was a French statesman, the fourth president of the third French Republic . He served as the President of France from to his death. He was the son of the statesman, Hippolyte Carnot , and was born at Limoges . He was educated as a civil engineer , and after having highly distinguished himself at the École Polytechnique and the École des Ponts et Chaussées , obtained an appointment in the public service. His hereditary republicanism caused the government of national defence to entrust him in 1870 with the task of organizing resistance in the départements of the Eure Calvados and Seine Inférieure , and he was made prefect of Seine Inférieure in January 1871. In the following month he was elected to the French National Assembly by the département Côte d'Or . In August 1878 he was appointed secretary to the minister of public works. In September 1880 he became minister, and again in April 1885, passing almost immediately to the ministry of finance, which he held under both the Ferry and the Freycinet administrations until December 1886.
Nicolas Léonard Sadi Carnot - Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia
sadi carnot. Decorria o ano de 1796.
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Extractions: Sadi Carnot Sadi Carnot Paris June 1 Paris August 24 ) was a French mathematician who wrote on the principles of the second law of thermodynamics in his treatise on heat engines (Carnot cycle) (He is not to be confused with Marie François Sadi Carnot , president of France from to his death.) Sadi Carnot, a son of the eminent geometer Lazare Nicholas Marguerite Carnot , was the most eminent of Fourier 's contemporaries who were interested in the theory of heat . Sadi Carnot was born at Paris , France, in 1796, and died there of cholera in 1832; he was an officer in the French army. In he issued a short work entitled Réflexions sur la puissance motrice du feu , in which he attempted to clarify how to get the most work out of an engine, such as a steam engine, from a given quantity of heat, such as from burning a lump of coal. Engineers of Carnot's time had tried various mechanical means, such as high pressure of steam or using some fluid other than steam, to maximize the amount of work from engines. But Carnot argued correctly that all that mattered, after removing inefficiencies such as friction and heat loss, was to maximize the ratio of the temperature of heat input to the temperature of heat exhaust, see
Marie François Sadi Carnot
Marie Fran?is sadi carnot. Marie Fran?is sadi carnot (August 11,1837 June 24, 1894) was a French statesman, the fourth president
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Extractions: Main Page See live article Alphabetical index Marie François Sadi Carnot August 11 June 24 ) was a French statesman, the fourth president of the third French Republic . He served as the President of France from to his death. He was the son of the statesman, Hippolyte Carnot , and was born at Limoges . He was educated as a civil engineer , and after having highly distinguished himself at the École Polytechnique and the École des Ponts et Chaussées , obtained an appointment in the public service. His hereditary republicanism caused the government of national defence to entrust him in 1870 with the task of organizing resistance in the départements of the Eure Calvados and Seine Inférieure , and he was made prefect of Seine Inférieure in January 1871. In the following month he was elected to the French National Assembly by the département Côte d'Or . In August 1878 he was appointed secretary to the minister of public works. In September 1880 he became minister, and again in April 1885, passing almost immediately to the ministry of finance, which he held under both the Ferry and the Freycinet administrations until December 1886.
Nicolas Léonard Sadi Carnot
Nicolas L?nard sadi carnot. sadi carnot. (He is not to be confused with MarieFran?is sadi carnot, 18371894, president of France from 1887 to his death.).
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Extractions: Main Page See live article Alphabetical index Sadi Carnot Sadi Carnot Paris June 1 Paris August 24 ) was a French mathematician who wrote on the principles of the second law of thermodynamics in his treatise on heat engines (Carnot cycle) (He is not to be confused with Marie François Sadi Carnot , president of France from to his death.) Sadi Carnot, a son of the eminent geometer Lazare Nicholas Marguerite Carnot , was the most eminent of Fourier 's contemporaries who were interested in the theory of heat . Sadi Carnot was born at Paris , France, in 1796, and died there of cholera in 1832; he was an officer in the French army. In he issued a short work entitled Réflexions sur la puissance motrice du feu , in which he attempted to clarify how to get the most work out of an engine, such as a steam engine, from a given quantity of heat, such as from burning a lump of coal. Engineers of Carnot's time had tried various mechanical means, such as high pressure of steam or using some fluid other than steam, to maximize the amount of work from engines. But Carnot argued correctly that all that mattered, after removing inefficiencies such as friction and heat loss, was to maximize the ratio of the temperature of heat input to the temperature of heat exhaust, see
Cousinage Thierry STRAUB - Sadi CARNOT
Cousinage avec Charles Brook DUPONT-WHITE et sadi carnot.
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Sadi Nicolas Léonard Carnot - Carnotùv Cyklus
Francouzský inenýr Nicolas Léonard sadi carnot se narodil 1. cervna 1796 vrodine napoleonského ministra války generála Lazara carnota. sadi carnot.
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Extractions: Domovská stránka Fyzici Portrét 17letého Carnota (je obleèen v uniformì paøíské koly École Polytechnique) Francouzský inenýr Nicolas Léonard Sadi Carnot se narodil 1. èervna 1796 v rodinì napoleonského ministra války generála Lazara Carnota. Také mladý Carnot slouil v Napoleonovì armádì jako poruèík generálního tábu. V armádì slouil do roku 1828. Sadi Carnot studoval tepelné stroje. Snail se popsat jejich fyzikální model. V díle O hybné síle ohnì (1824), publikoval své výzkumy o pracovním tepelném cyklu sloeném ze dvou izoterm a dvou adiabat. Carnot dokázal, e takový cyklus poskytuje nejvìtí práci - na jeho poèest byl pojmenován jako Carnotùv cyklus Tepelný obìh s nejvyí termickou úèinností, sestávající ze dvou expanzních zmìn (izotermy a adiabaty) a ze dvou zmìn kompresních (izotermy a adiabaty). Carnotùv cyklus nelze prakticky realizovat - ukazuje nejvyí teoreticky dosaitelnou úèinnost obìhu, v nìm se pøivádí teplo pracovní látce pøi teplotì TA a odvádí pøi teplotì TB. Lze tak lépe analyzovat monosti dalího zdokonalování tepelných obìhù. Sadi Carnot zemøel 24. srpna 1832 ve vìku pouhých 36 let.
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Carnot, (Nicolas Leonard) Sadi
carnot, (Nicolas Leonard) sadi (17961832). French scientist and militaryengineer who founded the science of thermodynamics. His
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Extractions: Carnot's theorem showed that the amount of work that an engine can produce depends only on the temperature difference that occurs in the engine. He described the maximum amount of heat convertible into work by the formula (T1 T2)/T2, where T1 is the temperature of the hottest part of the machine and T2 is the coldest part. In formulating his theorem, Carnot considered the case of an ideal heat engine following a reversible sequence known as the Carnot cycle. This cycle consists of the isothermal expansion and adiabatic expansion of a quantity of gas, producing work and consuming heat, followed by isothermal compression and adiabatic compression, consuming work and producing heat to restore the gas to its original state of pressure, volume, and temperature. Carnot's law states that no engine is more efficient than a reversible engine working between the same temperatures. The Carnot cycle differs from that of any practical engine in that heat is consumed at a constant temperature and produced at another constant temperature; no work is done in overcoming friction at any stage; and no heat is lost to the surroundings.
Sadi CARNOT
Translate this page sadi carnot. Président du 03/12/1887 au 24/06/1894. Photo officielle Monogrammedu président. Dîner du 26 juin 1890 menu de Monsieur Boeswilwald.
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Translate this page carnot, sadi Nicolas Leonard Parigi, 1Giugno 1796 - Parigi, 24 Agosto1832.Fisico, è considerato il fondatore della moderna termodinamica.
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Extractions: All'età di 16 anni entrò alla scuola politecnica della quale suo padre era uno dei fondatori e continuò i suoi studi fino al 1914, anno in cui combattè per Napoleone nella inutile difesa di Parigi contro i suoi nemici europei. Poi frequentò un corso di due anni di ingegneria militare a Metz e dal 1816 al 1818 servì nell'armata francese come luogotenente con l'incarico di programmare fortificazioni.
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Sadi Carnot
The Life and Ideas of sadi carnot 17961832. Ben Townsend - Physics212 - 4/12/03. sadi carnot was a French engineer (one of the
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Extractions: Ben Townsend - Physics 212 - 4/12/03 Sadi Carnot was a French engineer (one of the few engineers that history remembers) who contributed greatly to the development of the field of thermodynamics. Although he only published one paper, which went largely unrecognized during his life, a testament to the influence of his ideas is the fact that his ideal heat engine is well known to modern day students of thermodynamics. These are the only two published portraits of Carnot, found on www.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sadi_Carnot and scienceworld.wolfram.com/biography/CarnotSadi.html
Sadi Carnot - Biography
Biography. sadi carnot was born in France in 1796. sadi carnot s father, Lazare, wasone of the most powerful men in France during the early nineteenth century.
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Extractions: Biography Sadi Carnot was born in France in 1796. His life took place during turbulent times; France endured thirty-five years of war, revolution, and unending political turmoil. Twice Napoleon came to power, and twice he was driven out and the monarchy restored. Sadi Carnot's father, Lazare, was one of the most powerful men in France during the early nineteenth century. Not only did he serve as a member of the five-man executive Directory and briefly hold the role of Napoleon's war minister, he also made advancements in science and engineering. Lazare was interested in broad operating principles that govern machinery; his most important conclusion was that accelerations and shocks in the moving parts in machinery must be minimized because they lead to losses of work output. Although Lazare is most remembered for his work in politics and warfare, his ideas built a foundation for his son Sadi to begin his own work. His work on water machines (such as waterwheels) was particularly influential to Sadi Carnot's thinking; his theoretical heat engine is somewhat analogous to work done when water falls from a high place to a low place. One flaw in Carnot's theories was his concept that heat was actually a weightless, invisible fluid called caloric. This incorrect caloric concept is understandable; at the time, it was the accepted explanation for heat. Additionally, Sadi Carnot derived much of his conceptual understanding of heat engines from Lazare Carnot's water engines, which made the connection between water and caloric "heat-fluid" seem natural.

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