8. In a two stage gas turbine plant, reheating after first stage_ a) decreases the thermal efficiency b) increases the thermal efficiency c) does not affect the thermal efficiency 9. In a two stage gas-turbine power plant, reheating after first stage_ a) increases back work ratio b) decreases back work ratio c) does not affect back work ratio 10. In a two stage gas turbine power plant, with intercooling and reheating_ a) both back work ratio and thermal efficiency improve b) back work ratio improves but thermal efficiency decreases c) thermal efficiency improves but back work ratio decreases d) none of the above 11. The cheapest plant in operation and maintenance is

8. In a two stage gas turbine plant, reheating after first stage_ a) decreases the thermal efficiency b) increases the thermal efficiency c) does not affect the thermal efficiency 9. In a two stage gas-turbine power plant, reheating after first stage_ a) increases back work ratio b) decreases back work ratio c) does not affect back work ratio 10. In a two stage gas turbine power plant, with intercooling and reheating_ a) both back work ratio and thermal efficiency improve b) back work ratio improves but thermal efficiency decreases c) thermal efficiency improves but back work ratio decreases d) none of the above 11. The cheapest plant in operation and maintenance is

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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