A system consists of a turbine and heat exchanger are connected in series. The working fluid is entering the turbine at P= 0.6 Mpa, T= 200 °C and leaving it with P2= 0.2Mpa. Then the turbine exit becomes the heat exchanger inlet to increase the fluid temperature to become 800 °C. Considering that the adiabatic power y =1.4 and the specific heat c, = 1.005 KJ/Kg.K. Determine the turbine production work WT and heat exchanger energy needed to be added qHE. T, 200 °C P,=0.6 Mpa т T? P= 0.2 Mpa h aigh HE T,-800 °C

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A system consists of a turbine and heat exchanger are connected in
series. The working fluid is entering the turbine at P1= 0.6 Mpa, T1=
200 °C and leaving it with P2= 0.2Mpa. Then the turbine exit becomes
the heat exchanger inlet to increase the fluid temperature to become 800
°C. Considering that the adiabatic power y =1.4 and the specific heat c,
= 1.005 KJ/Kg.K. Determine the turbine production work WT and heat
exchanger energy needed to be added qHE.
T = 200 °C
P= 0.6 Mpa-
T.
T?
P, = 0.2 Mpa
h bigh
НЕ
T,- 800 °C
9 in
P, =?
II
Transcribed Image Text:Untitled document -> A system consists of a turbine and heat exchanger are connected in series. The working fluid is entering the turbine at P1= 0.6 Mpa, T1= 200 °C and leaving it with P2= 0.2Mpa. Then the turbine exit becomes the heat exchanger inlet to increase the fluid temperature to become 800 °C. Considering that the adiabatic power y =1.4 and the specific heat c, = 1.005 KJ/Kg.K. Determine the turbine production work WT and heat exchanger energy needed to be added qHE. T = 200 °C P= 0.6 Mpa- T. T? P, = 0.2 Mpa h bigh НЕ T,- 800 °C 9 in P, =? II
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