18. A waste heat recovery boler produces 1 MPa dry saturated steam from 100 'Cfeedwater. The boiler receives hot gases(Cp 1.0) at 4.2 kg per sec at a temperatureof 950 C. After passing through the waste heat boiler, the temperature of hot gaseshas been reduced to 250 C. How much steam in kg is produced per hour? Note: At 1MPa dry saturated, h 2778.1 k/kg.A 4487.8 kg B. 4847.8 kg C. 4748.8 kg D. 4887.4 kg 7. A 16-cylinder diesel engine is directly coupled to a 2400 volts, 3300 kw alternator.The engine consumes 1.252 drums of 25 API diesel fuel with energy output of 990kw-hrs. The mechanical efficiency of the engine is 83% and the alternator efficiencyis 92%. Assume a drum of fuel contains 200 liters. Find the engine fuel rate inkg/bhp-hr.15.D. 0.751A. 0.571B. 0.715C.0.15716.

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8. A waste heat recovery boler produces 1 MPa dry saturated steam from 100 C feedwater. The boiler receives hot gases Cp 1.0) at 4.2 kg per sec at a temperature of 950 C. After passing through the waste heat boiller, the temperature of hot gases has been reduced to 250 C. How much steam in kg is produced per hour? Note: At 1 MPa dry saturated, h 2778.1 k/kg. A. 4487.8 kg B. 48478 kg C 4748.8 kg D. 4887.4 kg

8. A waste heat recovery boler produces 1 MPa dry saturated steam from 100 C feedwater. The boiler receives hot gases Cp 1.0) at 4.2 kg per sec at a temperature of 950 C. After passing through the waste heat boiller, the temperature of hot gases has been reduced to 250 C. How much steam in kg is produced per hour? Note: At 1 MPa dry saturated, h 2778.1 k/kg. A. 4487.8 kg B. 48478 kg C 4748.8 kg D. 4887.4 kg

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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Author:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

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