exergy

• Zhang and Akiyama, however, suggest that exergy - the ability of the waste heat to do useful work - should also be taken into consideration when planning an energy-saving strategy from the viewpoint of quality of energy. —  dailyindia.com News Feed
• They point out that high-temperature waste heat, with an adequately large exergy value exists in many manufacturing industries. —  dailyindia.com News Feed
• Because in the world, everyone, every engineering faculty / every Thermodynamics students have the same thermodynamic / heat transfer course curriculum, the same software / hardware, they use the same enthalpy, entropy, exergy
• Because in the world, everyone, every engineering faculty / every Thermodynamics students have the same thermodynamic / heat transfer course curriculum, the same software / hardware, they use the same enthalpy, entropy, exergy concepts same as in everywhere.
• In Thermodynamics, it is called a "Perpetual Motion Machine", one that delivers useful work output, which exceeds the intrinsic value (known as "exergy") of its energy input. —  SeekingAlpha.com: Home Page

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