19. In the Brayton cycle shown in the figure, pressure drop at the heat sink is neg- ligible hence, rc # rr. a) Draw the T-s diagram and explicitly show the differences between the pressure levels of states 1 and 3. b) Use the given data to find rc and rr, assuming the working fluid is an ideal gas.| Reactor AP +0 Compressor Turbine T, = 704.4 C (1300 F) T - 1093.3 C (2000 F) Q = 0.381 kW me, -0.66 W/K (1.25 Btu/h R) "-0.9 1- 0.95 -0.35 AP =0 Cooling Tower Neyele (y- 1)/y= 0.4
19. In the Brayton cycle shown in the figure, pressure drop at the heat sink is neg- ligible hence, rc # rr. a) Draw the T-s diagram and explicitly show the differences between the pressure levels of states 1 and 3. b) Use the given data to find rc and rr, assuming the working fluid is an ideal gas.| Reactor AP +0 Compressor Turbine T, = 704.4 C (1300 F) T - 1093.3 C (2000 F) Q = 0.381 kW me, -0.66 W/K (1.25 Btu/h R) "-0.9 1- 0.95 -0.35 AP =0 Cooling Tower Neyele (y- 1)/y= 0.4
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Transcribed Image Text:19. In the Brayton cycle shown in the figure, pressure drop at the heat sink is neg-
ligible hence, rc ± r. a) Draw the T-s diagram and explicitly show the differences
between the pressure levels of states 1 and 3. b) Use the given data to find rc and
rr, assuming the working fluid is an ideal gas.
Reactor
AP +0
Compressor
Turbine
T, = 704.4 C (1300 F)
T = 1093.3 C (2000 F)
Q=0.381kW
me, = 0.66 W/K (1.25 Btu/h R)
"= 0.9
AP =0
1=0.95
= 0.35
Noyele
(7- 1)/y= 0.4
Cooling
Tower
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