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Delves into the relationship between architecture and food production, storage, and territories.

Explores the classification and types of heat pumps based on energy input and drivers.

Explains the steps to define a heat pump and thermal streams.

Explains the thermodynamic principles of Otto and Diesel engine cycles, including their efficiencies and applications in automotive engineering.

Explains the Mollier and Log p-h diagrams for thermodynamic calculations in engineering projects.

Covers the real heat pump cycle, including its typical layout, conditions, representation, compressor efficiency, exergy analysis, and limitations.

Covers system theory, classic feedback control, and applications in green building and natural gas refrigeration plants.