Classical thermodynamics, heat transfer Basic notions of thermodynamics Concept
Quasistatic process
Summary
A quasistatic process is a process that happens so slowly that the system stays in equilibrium at every moment. It can be drawn as a curve in the space of equilibrium states. Along such a curve the state variables are defined at all times, so work and heat can be written as integrals such as .
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