Air temperature 30 ° C pressure 1 bar flows into the ideal gas turbine cycle by a pressure ratio aircompressor (r). 12 The hot gas discharge temperature from the combustion chamber is 1200 K. The airflow in a constant cycle is 60 kg/s a. Draw the diagram T-5 of this cycle b. Find the net power output(kW). C. Find the thermal efficiency of this cycle

Given: Ideal gas turbine cycle Tmax=1200 K' pressure ratio =12 Tmin=30oC TO determine: Net power…

Answered: flow in a constant cycle is 60 kg / s…

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flow in a constant cycle is 60 kg / s a. Draw the diagram T-5 of this cycle b. Find the net power output (kW). C. Find the thermal efficiency of this cycle