For the steam power plant operating on reheat Ranking cycle shown in figure; (2 Bahr 100ber, 450°C- i 2 cheater P. P. 35 bar Pued 20-25 Condenser Below 200 Between 200 and 210 Between 210 and 220 Between 220 and 230 Above 230 4*: The enthalpy of point 2 in (kJ/kg) is Below 255 Between 255 and 265 Between 265 and 275 Between 275 and 285 Above 285 The enthalpy of point 3 in (kJ/kg) is Below 3100 Between 3100 and 3200 Between 3200 and 3300 Between 3300 and 3400 Above 3400 **: The enthalpy of point 4 in (kJ/kg) is Below 2800 Between 2800 and 2900 Between 2900 and 3000 Between 3000 and 3100 0 0 0 0 0 Above 3100
For the steam power plant operating on reheat Ranking cycle shown in figure; (2 Bahr 100ber, 450°C- i 2 cheater P. P. 35 bar Pued 20-25 Condenser Below 200 Between 200 and 210 Between 210 and 220 Between 220 and 230 Above 230 4*: The enthalpy of point 2 in (kJ/kg) is Below 255 Between 255 and 265 Between 265 and 275 Between 275 and 285 Above 285 The enthalpy of point 3 in (kJ/kg) is Below 3100 Between 3100 and 3200 Between 3200 and 3300 Between 3300 and 3400 Above 3400 **: The enthalpy of point 4 in (kJ/kg) is Below 2800 Between 2800 and 2900 Between 2900 and 3000 Between 3000 and 3100 0 0 0 0 0 Above 3100
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Transcribed Image Text:For the steam power plant operating on reheat Ranking cycle shown in figure;
loober, 450°C
Bahr
reheater P₂P 35 bar
Pud. 20-30
Condenser
Below 200
Between 200 and 210
Between 210 and 220
Between 220 and 230
Above 230
*: The enthalpy of point 2 in (kJ/kg) is
Below 255
Between 255 and 265
Between 265 and 275
Between 275 and 285
Above 285
(2*: The enthalpy of point 3 in (kJ/kg) is
Below 3100
Between 3100 and 3200
Between 3200 and 3300
Between 3300 and 3400
Above 3400
**: The enthalpy of point 4 in (kJ/kg) is
Below 2800
Between 2800 and 2900
Between 2900 and 3000
Between 3000 and 3100
0 0
Above 3100
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