3. Steam at 140 bar and 400°C enters the high pressure turbine and expands to 3 bar. 5 400 kg/hr of this exhaust steam is diverted to a chemical plant for process heating. The remainder is reheated to 400°C and expanded in the low pressure turbine isentropic ally to 0.06 bar. If 10 000 KW of net power output is required, determine a. The capacity of the boiler b. The amount of heat (KJ/sec) supplied to the reheater

3. Steam at 140 bar and 400°C enters the high pressure turbine and expands to 3 bar. 5 400 kg/hr of this exhaust steam is diverted to a chemical plant for process heating. The remainder is reheated to 400°C and expanded in the low pressure turbine isentropic ally to 0.06 bar. If 10 000 KW of net power output is required, determine a. The capacity of the boiler b. The amount of heat (KJ/sec) supplied to the reheater

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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