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Example 7.10 The following particulars relate to a single-sta rtex design: Inlet temperature, Tot 1100K Inlet pressure, po1 4 bar Mass flow 20 kg/s Axial velocity at nozzle exit 250 m/s Blade speed at mean diameter 300 m/s Nozzle angle at mean diameter 25° f tin

Example 7.10 The following particulars relate to a single-sta rtex design: Inlet temperature, Tot 1100K Inlet pressure, po1 4 bar Mass flow 20 kg/s Axial velocity at nozzle exit 250 m/s Blade speed at mean diameter 300 m/s Nozzle angle at mean diameter 25° f tin

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Design Example 7.10 The following particulars relate to a single-stage turbine of free vortex design: Inlet temperature, Tot 1100K Inlet pressure, po1 4 bar Mass flow 20 kg/s Axial velocity at nozzle exit 250 m/s Blade speed at mean diameter 300 m/s Nozzle angle at mean diameter 25° Ratio of tip to root radius 1.4 The gas leaves the stage in an axial direction, find: (1) The total throat area of the nozzle. (2) The nozzle efflux angle at root and tip. (3) The work done on the turbine blades. Take Cpg = 1.147 kJ/kg K, y= 1.33
Transcribed Image Text:Design Example 7.10 The following particulars relate to a single-stage turbine of free vortex design: Inlet temperature, Tot 1100K Inlet pressure, po1 4 bar Mass flow 20 kg/s Axial velocity at nozzle exit 250 m/s Blade speed at mean diameter 300 m/s Nozzle angle at mean diameter 25° Ratio of tip to root radius 1.4 The gas leaves the stage in an axial direction, find: (1) The total throat area of the nozzle. (2) The nozzle efflux angle at root and tip. (3) The work done on the turbine blades. Take Cpg = 1.147 kJ/kg K, y= 1.33
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