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Depends on your calculation. If you are calculating the energy input to the system vs. heating output of the system, then yes, it will be more than 100% efficie
by kumarvvr 5y ago
Depends on your calculation. If you are calculating the energy input to the system vs. heating output of the system, then yes, it will be more than 100% efficient. However, if you are calculating total energy input to the system vs. heating output of the system, then you are at less than 100% efficiency.
The heat in the atmosphere, is also due to some energy consumed somewhere, whether man made or not.
- jwatt 5y agoIndeed. Applying it to the former case seems like an abuse of the word "efficiency" to me.