3. At 335 °C, a steam turbine receives 800 kPa of steam. Then expand to a pressure of 0.02 MPa in an irreversible adiabatic process. The exhaust steam is dry and saturated. (3.1) Show the schematic representation using temperature-entropy diagram and determine the following: (3.2) specific volume at inlet, m³/kgm (3.3) specific internal energy at inlet, kJ/kg (3.4) specific enthalpy at inlet, kJ/kg (3.5) specific entropy at exhaust, kJ/kg•K (3.6) work of an irreversible process, kJ/kg

3. At 335 °C, a steam turbine receives 800 kPa of steam. Then expand to a pressure of 0.02 MPa in an irreversible adiabatic process. The exhaust steam is dry and saturated. (3.1) Show the schematic representation using temperature-entropy diagram and determine the following: (3.2) specific volume at inlet, m³/kgm (3.3) specific internal energy at inlet, kJ/kg (3.4) specific enthalpy at inlet, kJ/kg (3.5) specific entropy at exhaust, kJ/kg•K (3.6) work of an irreversible process, kJ/kg

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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Author:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

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