a) Calculate the work output of the turbine. b) Does the expansion process inside this particular turbine occur in a reversible or irreversible way ? Please briefly explain your reasoning. d) Sketch the process path inside the turbine in a T-S diagram. Include the two-phase region in your diagram as well.

a) Calculate the work output of the turbine. b) Does the expansion process inside this particular turbine occur in a reversible or irreversible way ? Please briefly explain your reasoning. d) Sketch the process path inside the turbine in a T-S diagram. Include the two-phase region in your diagram as well.

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