Can you help me with question 2. per second.Calculate the followil(i)Power reguired to drive the compressorDiameters of the inlet and outlet pipes(404 kW; 167,5 mm; 41,7 mm)(ii)Steam enters a condenser with an enthalpy of 2503 kJ/kg anda velocity of 74 m /s. The condensate leaves the condenserwith an enthalpy of 4.06 kJ/kg and a speed of 25 m/s. Findthe heat transferred in kJ/kg to the condenser cooling waterand the amount of cooling water required if the temperaturerise of the cooling water is to be 9 K. Specific heat ofwater 4,187 kJ/kg K. (2099,4 KJ/kg; 55,7 kg/kg st.)2.

Given data At inlet of condenser enthalpy of steam (h1) = 2503 kJ/kg velocity of steam (V1) = 74…

condenser with an enthalpy of 2503 kJ/kg and The condensate leaves the condenser 2 Steam enters a a velocity of 74 m/s. with an enthalpy of 4.06 kJ/kg and a speed of 25 m/s. Find the heat transferred in kJ/kg to the condenser cooling water and the amount of cooling water required if the temperature of the cooling water is to be 9 K. Specific heat of rise water 4. 187 kJ/kq K. ( 2099,4 kJ/kg; 55,7 kg/kg st.)

condenser with an enthalpy of 2503 kJ/kg and The condensate leaves the condenser 2 Steam enters a a velocity of 74 m/s. with an enthalpy of 4.06 kJ/kg and a speed of 25 m/s. Find the heat transferred in kJ/kg to the condenser cooling water and the amount of cooling water required if the temperature of the cooling water is to be 9 K. Specific heat of rise water 4. 187 kJ/kq K. ( 2099,4 kJ/kg; 55,7 kg/kg st.)

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