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The availability loss -{Δ}Aᵘ in a process is equal to the flow of the extensive thermodynamic quantities multiplied by the respective intensity differences only if the degraded work, the ``uncompensated heat'' of Clausius, is disposed of into the environment. We define work deficiency as the above product in all situations and relate it to the dissipation bound based on thermodynamic length.
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Hoffmann et al. (1989) studied this question.
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