HW-NO 5-morning studies Q1-Calculate the thermal efficiency and equivalent evaporation of a boiler from which the following data were obtained during a trial: steam pressure 10.6 bar, steam temperature 260°C, feed water temperature 38 °C. Water evaporated at 10 kg per kg of coal of calorific value 33450 kJ/kg. Answ(83%, 9.16 kgs/kg).

HW-NO 5-morning studies Q1-Calculate the thermal efficiency and equivalent evaporation of a boiler from which the following data were obtained during a trial: steam pressure 10.6 bar, steam temperature 260°C, feed water temperature 38 °C. Water evaporated at 10 kg per kg of coal of calorific value 33450 kJ/kg. Answ(83%, 9.16 kgs/kg).

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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Author:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

Publisher:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

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