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2) A steam power plant is operating on the ideal Reheat Rankine cycle. Steam enters the high-pressure
turbine at 600 psia and 600 °F and exits the high-pressure turbine at 180 psia. The steam is then
heated at constant pressure to a temperature of 500 °F before it enters the low-pressure turbine. The
condenser operates at a pressure of 15 psia. If the water enters the pump at 120 ft³/min,
a) Calculate the thermal efficiency of the cycle
b) Calculate the net power generated by the plant (MW)

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