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Exergonomics in education

Exergonomics is a mirror image of ordinary economics, using only exergy expenditures instead of monetary ones. Some examples of optimization by a simple relation of invested exergy and current exergy expenditures, including heat transfer through a wall, an electrical conductor and a thermal insulating wall, are recommended for educational purposes.

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