An ideal gas mixture has the following mass analysis is expandadiabatically in a gas turbine from 0.6 MPa and 600K to 0.1 MPa and288K. (R, = 8.314 kJ/kg.K)Component ()N2cO,O2Determine the turbine efficiency.Ср (kJ/kg.K)1.0410.895% by mass (mf)Molecular Weight46283944150.92832

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An ideal gas mixture has the following mass analysis is expand adiabatically in a gas turbine from 0.6 MPa and 600K to 0.1 MPa and 288K. (R, = 8.314 kJ/kg.K) Component () % by mass (mf) Cp (kJ/kg.K) 1.041 Molecular Weight N2 CO2 O2 Determine the turbine efficiency. 46 28 39 0.895 44 15 0.928 32

An ideal gas mixture has the following mass analysis is expand adiabatically in a gas turbine from 0.6 MPa and 600K to 0.1 MPa and 288K. (R, = 8.314 kJ/kg.K) Component () % by mass (mf) Cp (kJ/kg.K) 1.041 Molecular Weight N2 CO2 O2 Determine the turbine efficiency. 46 28 39 0.895 44 15 0.928 32

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