2. An adiabatic steam turbine has inlet conditions of 7 MPa, 500°C, 45 m/s and exit conditions of100 kPa, 75 m/s. The turbine has a power output of 5 MW and isentropic efficiency of 77%.(For this problem only, use Tables on next page). Find thea) steam mass flow rate through the turbine, (kg/sec)b) turbine exit temperature, (°C)c) rate of entropy generation for the process, (kW/K)

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