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A turbine receives a steady flow of steam under the follow- ing conditions: Inlet enthalpy 2800 kJ/kg; Exit enthalpy 2550 kJ/kg Inlet velocity S0 m/s; Heat lost to surroundings 25 kJ/s, mass of steam 9.1 kg/s, calculate the power developed by the turbine: (2206,3 kW) Outlet velocity 110 m/s

A turbine receives a steady flow of steam under the follow- ing conditions: Inlet enthalpy 2800 kJ/kg; Exit enthalpy 2550 kJ/kg Inlet velocity S0 m/s; Heat lost to surroundings 25 kJ/s, mass of steam 9.1 kg/s, calculate the power developed by the turbine: (2206,3 kW) Outlet velocity 110 m/s

Elements Of Electromagnetics
Elements Of Electromagnetics
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the heat transferred. in kJ/kg to the condenser cooling water and the amount of cooling water required if the temperature rise of the cooling water is to be 9 K. water 4,187 kJ/kg K. ( . Specific heat of ( 2099,4 kJ/kg; 55,7 kg/kg st.) KE+ A turbine receives a steady flow of steam under the follow- ing conditions: 361 2000 Inlet enthalpy 2800 kJ/kg; Exit enthalpy 2550 kJ/kg Inlet velocity S0 m/s; Heat lost to surroundings 25 kJ/s, mass of steam 9.1 kg/s, calculate the power developed by the turbine: (2206, 3 kW) Outlet velocity 110 m/s
Transcribed Image Text:the heat transferred. in kJ/kg to the condenser cooling water and the amount of cooling water required if the temperature rise of the cooling water is to be 9 K. water 4,187 kJ/kg K. ( . Specific heat of ( 2099,4 kJ/kg; 55,7 kg/kg st.) KE+ A turbine receives a steady flow of steam under the follow- ing conditions: 361 2000 Inlet enthalpy 2800 kJ/kg; Exit enthalpy 2550 kJ/kg Inlet velocity S0 m/s; Heat lost to surroundings 25 kJ/s, mass of steam 9.1 kg/s, calculate the power developed by the turbine: (2206, 3 kW) Outlet velocity 110 m/s
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