A gas turbine power plant operating on Brayton cycle shown in figure. The air enters the compressor at 300 K and exits at 700 K The pressure ratio for compressor is 7 The gas enters the turbine at 1600 K, 600 kPa and exits at 1050 K, 100 kPa. ( Fuel T₁ Fook- 7 commer Ti= 300k Fresh air (2. Combustion Chamber T31600 k Py =600 kPa Torbing hat -1050 K P = 100 kP Below 30% O Exhaust gas Between 30% and 40% Between 40% and 50% O Between 50% and 60% Above 60% * The adiabatic efficiency of turbine is : Below 50% O Between 50% and 55% Between 55% and 60% O Between 60% and 65% Above 65% *Input work to compressor in (kJ/kg) ; is Below 400 Between 400 and 410 Between 410 and 420 O Between 420 and 430 O Above 430 *: The turbine work in (kJ/kg) is Below 200 Between 200 and 400 O Between 400 and 600 Between 600 and 800 Above 800 O
A gas turbine power plant operating on Brayton cycle shown in figure. The air enters the compressor at 300 K and exits at 700 K The pressure ratio for compressor is 7 The gas enters the turbine at 1600 K, 600 kPa and exits at 1050 K, 100 kPa. ( Fuel T₁ Fook- 7 commer Ti= 300k Fresh air (2. Combustion Chamber T31600 k Py =600 kPa Torbing hat -1050 K P = 100 kP Below 30% O Exhaust gas Between 30% and 40% Between 40% and 50% O Between 50% and 60% Above 60% * The adiabatic efficiency of turbine is : Below 50% O Between 50% and 55% Between 55% and 60% O Between 60% and 65% Above 65% *Input work to compressor in (kJ/kg) ; is Below 400 Between 400 and 410 Between 410 and 420 O Between 420 and 430 O Above 430 *: The turbine work in (kJ/kg) is Below 200 Between 200 and 400 O Between 400 and 600 Between 600 and 800 Above 800 O
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