A steam power plant is located in thenorthern part of the country. Steam in theplant flows steadily through a 0.104-mdiameter pipeline from the steamgenerating unit (SGU) to the steam turbine.At the SGU end, the steam conditions aredetermined to be P = 4 MPa, t = 400°C, h =%3D%3D3,224.1 kJ/kg, and specific volume = 0.1753m/kg. At the steam turbine end, theconditions are found to be P = 3.5 MPa, t =392°C, h = 3,181 kJ kg, and specific volume= 0.214 m /kg. Heat loss from the pipelineis 5.45 kJ/kg. Determine the steam massflow rate in kg/s.

Given: The diameter of pipe line, d = 0.104 m The pressure at the SGU end, P1 = 4 MPa The…

A steam power plant is located in the northern part of the country. Steam in the plant flows steadily through a 0.104-m diameter pipeline from the steam generating unit (SGU) to the steam turbine. At the SGU end, the steam conditions are determined to be P = 4 MPa, t = 400°C, h = %3D 3,224.1 kJ/kg, and specific volume = 0.175 %3D m°/kg. At the steam turbine end, the conditions are found to be P = 3.5 MPa, t = 392°C, h = 3,181 kJ kg, and specific volume %3D = 0.214 m°/kg. Heat loss from the pipeline %3D is 5.45 kJ/kg. Determine the steam mass flow rate in kg/s.

A steam power plant is located in the northern part of the country. Steam in the plant flows steadily through a 0.104-m diameter pipeline from the steam generating unit (SGU) to the steam turbine. At the SGU end, the steam conditions are determined to be P = 4 MPa, t = 400°C, h = %3D 3,224.1 kJ/kg, and specific volume = 0.175 %3D m°/kg. At the steam turbine end, the conditions are found to be P = 3.5 MPa, t = 392°C, h = 3,181 kJ kg, and specific volume %3D = 0.214 m°/kg. Heat loss from the pipeline %3D is 5.45 kJ/kg. Determine the steam mass flow rate in kg/s.

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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