Consider a regenerative Brayton cycle (gas turbine) with the principal stateinformation given below. If analyzing the cycle under a cold air-standard analysis using specific heats atroom temperature of cp = 1.005- and c, = 0.718,k]kJdetermine:kg-K(a)The rate of heat transfer into the cycle per mass flow of air in,inm(b)The regenerator effectivenessRegeneratorTemp [K]Pressure [kPa]100State3002585800695800Combustor312008004738100y628100CompressorTurbinecycle

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Consider a regenerative Brayton cycle (gas turbine) with the principal sta information given below. If analyzing the cycle under a cold air-standard analysis using specific heats room temperature of c, = 1.005-K kg-K and c, = 0.718- kJ kg-K determine: (a) The rate of heat transfer into the cycle per mass flow of air in, in (b) The regenerator effectiveness Regenerator www Temp [K] Pressure [kPa]| 300 585 State 100 2 800 695 800 Combustor 3 1200 738 800 100 100 628 Compressor Turbine

Consider a regenerative Brayton cycle (gas turbine) with the principal sta information given below. If analyzing the cycle under a cold air-standard analysis using specific heats room temperature of c, = 1.005-K kg-K and c, = 0.718- kJ kg-K determine: (a) The rate of heat transfer into the cycle per mass flow of air in, in (b) The regenerator effectiveness Regenerator www Temp [K] Pressure [kPa]| 300 585 State 100 2 800 695 800 Combustor 3 1200 738 800 100 100 628 Compressor Turbine

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