An ideal Rankine cycle operates between the pressure limits of 6 bar and 0.1 bar with steam as the working fluid (data above). Saturated water leaves the condenser and the turbine inlet temperature is 250°C. You may assume that the work input to the boiler feed water pump is negligible. Estimate the efficiency of the cycle and determine the turbine power in kJ/kg. A-1 Saturated Steam-Pressure IncrementsT(Celsius)P(bar)A(J/kg)A(kJ/kg)$(kJ/kg K) S (kJ/kg K)6.970.0129.32513.70.10598.974917.490.0273.42532.90.26068.722624.080.03101.02544.80.35438.576428.960.04121.42553.7042248.473432.880.05137.72560.7047628.393836.160.06151.52566.60.52088.329039.000.07163.42571.70.55908.274541.510.08173.8257620.59258.227343.760.09183.32580.20.62238.185845.810.1191.82583.90.64928.148853.970.15225.92598.30.75498.007160.0602251.42608.90.83207.907264.960.25272.0261740.89327.8302P= 6 barT (C)V(m'/kg) Ü(KJ/kg) A(kJ/kg) $ (kJ/kg-K)158.8260.3162566.82756.16.7592501001502000.3522639.32850.66.96832500.3942721.22957.67.18323000.4342801.43062.07.37403500.4742881.63166.17.54814000.5142962.53270.87.7097

The T-S diagram of above cycle is

An ideal Rankine cycle operates between the pressure limits of 6 bar and 0.1 bar with steam as the working fluid (data above). Saturated water leaves the condenser and the turbine inlet temperature is 250°C. You may assume that the work input to the boiler feed water pump is negligible. Estimate the efficiency of the cycle and determine the turbine power in kJ/kg.

An ideal Rankine cycle operates between the pressure limits of 6 bar and 0.1 bar with steam as the working fluid (data above). Saturated water leaves the condenser and the turbine inlet temperature is 250°C. You may assume that the work input to the boiler feed water pump is negligible. Estimate the efficiency of the cycle and determine the turbine power in kJ/kg.

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