78 A steam power plant operates on regenerative steam cycle as shown in figure. 1 kg Pump (8) 1 kg Turbine (2)+ m₁ First feed water heater (3) (6) m₂ Second feed water heater Condenser (5) Given : h₂ = 2679 kJ/kg, 1₂ = 2365 kJ/kg, h= 137.8 kJ/kg, h = 467.1 kJ/kg and h = 762.6 kJ.kg Total mass of steam (m, + m₂) extracted from the two points of the turbine is [Correct upto 2 decimal places] k:
78 A steam power plant operates on regenerative steam cycle as shown in figure. 1 kg Pump (8) 1 kg Turbine (2)+ m₁ First feed water heater (3) (6) m₂ Second feed water heater Condenser (5) Given : h₂ = 2679 kJ/kg, 1₂ = 2365 kJ/kg, h= 137.8 kJ/kg, h = 467.1 kJ/kg and h = 762.6 kJ.kg Total mass of steam (m, + m₂) extracted from the two points of the turbine is [Correct upto 2 decimal places] k:
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![78 A steam power plant operates on regenerative steam cycle as shown in figure.
1 kg
Pump
(8)
1 kg
(1)
Turbine
(2)+
m₁
First
feed water
heater
(3)
(6)
m₂
Second
feed water
heater
-(4)
Condenser
+(5)
Given :
h₂ = 2679 kJ/kg, h3 = 2365 kJ/kg, h = 137.8 kJ/kg, h = 467.1 kJ/kg and h = 762.6 kJ.kg
Total mass of steam (m, + m₂) extracted from the two points of the turbine is
kg.
[Correct upto 2 decimal places]](/v2/_next/image?url=https%3A%2F%2Fcontent.bartleby.com%2Fqna-images%2Fquestion%2F6671bb3a-2a29-4eb2-ab71-93f9642801da%2F691135dc-e509-4273-8d3c-a3ffb0b9ced1%2Feyvinla_processed.jpeg&w=3840&q=75)
Transcribed Image Text:78 A steam power plant operates on regenerative steam cycle as shown in figure.
1 kg
Pump
(8)
1 kg
(1)
Turbine
(2)+
m₁
First
feed water
heater
(3)
(6)
m₂
Second
feed water
heater
-(4)
Condenser
+(5)
Given :
h₂ = 2679 kJ/kg, h3 = 2365 kJ/kg, h = 137.8 kJ/kg, h = 467.1 kJ/kg and h = 762.6 kJ.kg
Total mass of steam (m, + m₂) extracted from the two points of the turbine is
kg.
[Correct upto 2 decimal places]
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