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Air is drawn in a gas turbine unit at 15°C and 1.01 bar and pressure ratio is 7: 1. The compressor is driven by the HP.

Air is drawn in a gas turbine unit at 15°C and 1.01 bar and pressure ratio is 7: 1. The compressor is driven by the HP.

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Elements Of Electromagnetics
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Air is drawn in a gas turbine unit at 15°C and 1.01 bar and pressure ratio is 7: 1. The compressor is driven by the HP. turbine and L.P. turbine drives a separate power shaft. The isentropic efficiencies of compressor and the HP and LP turbines are 0.82, 0,85 and 0.85 respectively. If the maximum cycle temperature is 610°C, calculate 3. The work ratio. 0.215 1. The pressure and temperature of the gases entering the power turbine 654.4 K 2-The net power developed by the unit per kg/s mass flow. 2.1 kw 4. The thermal efficiency of the unit. 18-87 Neglect the mass of fuel and assume the following: For compression process cp, 1.005 kJ/ kg Kand y = 1.4 For combustion and expansion processes: cp,-1.15 kJ/kg K and y- 1.333 4
Transcribed Image Text:Air is drawn in a gas turbine unit at 15°C and 1.01 bar and pressure ratio is 7: 1. The compressor is driven by the HP. turbine and L.P. turbine drives a separate power shaft. The isentropic efficiencies of compressor and the HP and LP turbines are 0.82, 0,85 and 0.85 respectively. If the maximum cycle temperature is 610°C, calculate 3. The work ratio. 0.215 1. The pressure and temperature of the gases entering the power turbine 654.4 K 2-The net power developed by the unit per kg/s mass flow. 2.1 kw 4. The thermal efficiency of the unit. 18-87 Neglect the mass of fuel and assume the following: For compression process cp, 1.005 kJ/ kg Kand y = 1.4 For combustion and expansion processes: cp,-1.15 kJ/kg K and y- 1.333 4
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