5. Steam is supplied at 17.5 bar and 300° C to a 5-stage turbine and exhausts at 0.04 bar. The enthalpies after actual expansion and isentropic expansion in kJ/kg are as follows: 2 2746 2700 2901 2842 3 2592 2550 4 2416 2374 5 2232 2207 Stage No. Actual expansion. Isentropic expansion If the reheat factor for the turbine is 1.04, determine the stage efficiencies and the overall efficiency.

5. Steam is supplied at 17.5 bar and 300° C to a 5-stage turbine and exhausts at 0.04 bar. The enthalpies after actual expansion and isentropic expansion in kJ/kg are as follows: 2 2746 2700 2901 2842 3 2592 2550 4 2416 2374 5 2232 2207 Stage No. Actual expansion. Isentropic expansion If the reheat factor for the turbine is 1.04, determine the stage efficiencies and the overall efficiency.

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