A power plant is situated at an altitude having an ambient air at 96.53 kPa and 23.88°C. Flue gases at a rate of 5 kg/s enter the stack at 200°C and leaves at 160°C. Calculate the diameter of the exhaust stack in meters for a driving pressure of 0.20 kPa. Note: The actual velocity is 40% of the theoretical velocity. A power plant is situated at an altitude having an ambient air at 96.53 kPa and23.88°C. Flue gases at a rate of 5 kg/s enter the stack at 200°C and leaves at160°C. Calculate the diameter of the exhaust stack in meters for a drivingpressure of 0.20 kPa. Note: The actual velocity is 40% of the theoretical velocity.(17)1.150.851.051.250.95

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Calculate the diameter of the exhaust stack in meters for a driving pressure of 0.20 kPa. Note: The actual velocity is 40% of the theoretical velocity

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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