5.10 Gas turbine exhaust of Ex. 5.1 is employed in a waste heat recoveryboiler to raise steam at p= 66 bar and t= 540°C. The steam expandsto a condenser pressure of 0.1 bar and dryness fraction 0.90.Taking a pinch-point of 20°C determine.(a) The steam boiler capacity,(b) Temperature of the gases in the stack,(c) Steam turbine efficiency,(d) Steam turbine plant output and efficiency, and(e) Efficiency of the combined cycle plant.(Ans.) (a) 212 tonnes/h(b) 167.60°C(d) 69.52 MW, 35.35%(c) 88.72%(e) 45.2%

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5.10 Gas turbine exhaust of Ex. 5.1 is employed in a waste heat recovery boiler to raise steam at p= 66 bar and t = 540°C. The steam expands to a condenser pressure of 0.1 bar and dryness fraction 0.90. Taking a pinch-point of 20°C determine.

5.10 Gas turbine exhaust of Ex. 5.1 is employed in a waste heat recovery boiler to raise steam at p= 66 bar and t = 540°C. The steam expands to a condenser pressure of 0.1 bar and dryness fraction 0.90. Taking a pinch-point of 20°C determine.

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