I need the answer as soon as possible 8.3Figure P8.3 shows an air compressor with intercooling. The numbersgiven for each stream represent exergy flows. All costs are levelizedcosts. The cost per exergy unit of stream 2 is c2 = $10.0/GJ. The costsassociated with streams I (air) and 5 (feedwater inlet) are zero. Thecost rates associated with capital investment and operating and main-tenance expenses areCompressorŻ. = $0.01/s%3DFeedwater heaterŻiwh = $0.02/s%3DCalculate: (a) the exergy destruction rates and the exergy destructionratios for the compressor and the feedwater heater; (b) the exergeticefficiencies of the compressor, the feedwater heater, and the overallsystem shown in Figure P8.3; (c) the cost rate and the cost per exergyunit associated with streams 3 (compressed air), 4 (cooled compressedair), and 6 (preheated feedwater).

the rate of energy destruction for the air compressor and intercooler , each in MWcalculating the…

8.3 Figure P8.3 shows an air compressor with intercooling. The numbers given for each stream represent exergy flows. All costs are levelized costs. The cost per exergy unit of stream 2 is c, = $10.0/GJ. The costs associated with streams 1 (air) and 5 (feedwater inlet) are zero. The cost rates associated with capital investment and operating and main- tenance expenses are Compressor Ż. = $0.01/s Feedwater heater ŻAwh = $0.02/s Calculate: (a) the exergy destruction rates and the exergy destruction ratios for the compressor and the feedwater heater; (b) the exergetic efficiencies of the compressor, the feedwater heater, and the overall system shown in Figure P8.3; (c) the cost rate and the cost per exergy unit associated with streams 3 (compressed air), 4 (cooled compressed air), and 6 (preheated feedwater).

8.3 Figure P8.3 shows an air compressor with intercooling. The numbers given for each stream represent exergy flows. All costs are levelized costs. The cost per exergy unit of stream 2 is c, = $10.0/GJ. The costs associated with streams 1 (air) and 5 (feedwater inlet) are zero. The cost rates associated with capital investment and operating and main- tenance expenses are Compressor Ż. = $0.01/s Feedwater heater ŻAwh = $0.02/s Calculate: (a) the exergy destruction rates and the exergy destruction ratios for the compressor and the feedwater heater; (b) the exergetic efficiencies of the compressor, the feedwater heater, and the overall system shown in Figure P8.3; (c) the cost rate and the cost per exergy unit associated with streams 3 (compressed air), 4 (cooled compressed air), and 6 (preheated feedwater).

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