Index: mttroot/mtt/lib/comp/compound/Thermal/CT2/CT2_desc.tex
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    The acausal bond graph of system \textbf{CT2} is
    displayed in Figure \Ref{CT2_abg} and its label
    file is listed in Section \Ref{sec:CT2_lbl}.
    The subsystems are listed in Section \Ref{sec:CT2_sub}.
 
 \textbf{CT2} is a two port thermal capacitor representing an ideal
 heat engine converting heat to work without energy loss. There are two
-ports {\bf [Heat]} (with covariables Temperature (absolute) and
-entropy flow) and {\bf [Work]} with covariables Pressure and rate of
+ports {\bf [in]} (with covariables Temperature (absolute) and
+entropy flow) and {\bf [out]} with covariables Pressure and rate of
 change of volume. 
 
 Rather than using the corresponding (nonlinear) Constitutive
 Relationship (with entropy and volume as states) directly, the
 component is built up from a {\em linear\/} two-port capacitor with

Index: mttroot/mtt/lib/examples/Thermal/ThermodynamicCycles/DieselCycle/CT2_desc.tex
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    The acausal bond graph of system \textbf{CT2} is
    displayed in Figure \Ref{CT2_abg} and its label
    file is listed in Section \Ref{sec:CT2_lbl}.
    The subsystems are listed in Section \Ref{sec:CT2_sub}.
 
 \textbf{CT2} is a two port thermal capacitor representing an ideal
 heat engine converting heat to work without energy loss. There are two
-ports {\bf [Heat]} (with covariables Temperature (absolute) and
-entropy flow) and {\bf [Work]} with covariables Pressure and rate of
+ports {\bf [in]} (with covariables Temperature (absolute) and
+entropy flow) and {\bf [out]} with covariables Pressure and rate of
 change of volume. 
 
 Rather than using the corresponding (nonlinear) Constitutive
 Relationship (with entropy and volume as states) directly, the
 component is built up from a {\em linear\/} two-port capacitor with

Index: mttroot/mtt/lib/examples/Thermal/ThermodynamicCycles/OttoCycle/CT2_desc.tex
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--- mttroot/mtt/lib/examples/Thermal/ThermodynamicCycles/OttoCycle/CT2_desc.tex
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+% %% Revision 1.1  1997/12/07 20:29:56  peterg
+% %% Initial revision
+% %%
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    The acausal bond graph of system \textbf{CT2} is
    displayed in Figure \Ref{CT2_abg} and its label
    file is listed in Section \Ref{sec:CT2_lbl}.
    The subsystems are listed in Section \Ref{sec:CT2_sub}.
 
 \textbf{CT2} is a two port thermal capacitor representing an ideal
 heat engine converting heat to work without energy loss. There are two
-ports {\bf [Heat]} (with covariables Temperature (absolute) and
-entropy flow) and {\bf [Work]} with covariables Pressure and rate of
+ports {\bf [in]} (with covariables Temperature (absolute) and
+entropy flow) and {\bf [out]} with covariables Pressure and rate of
 change of volume. 
 
 Rather than using the corresponding (nonlinear) Constitutive
 Relationship (with entropy and volume as states) directly, the
 component is built up from a {\em linear\/} two-port capacitor with