If stream 5 is saturated liquid with H5 = 259.636 kJ/kg and P5 = 22 kPa, what is the enthalpy of stream 6? and 7? (1)(2)(3)(7)boilerturbine Amixer187.96 deg C13 МPа570 deg13 MPа230 deg C1.2 MPa1.2 MPаsat. liquid(4)(5)(6)condenserpump Aturbine BT = ?T = ?T= same as (5)22 kPa22 kPa1.2 MPa0.9 qualitysteamW= -1989 kW15 MPаpump B

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If stream 5 is saturated liquid with H₅ = 259.636 kJ/kg and P₅ = 22 kPa, what is the enthalpy of stream 6? and 7?

(1)
(2)
(3)
(7)
boiler
turbine A
mixer
187.96 deg C
13 МPа
570 deg
13 MPа
230 deg C
1.2 MPa
1.2 MPа
sat. liquid
(4)
(5)
(6)
condenser
pump A
turbine B
T = ?
T = ?
T= same as (5)
22 kPa
22 kPa
1.2 MPa
0.9 quality
steam
W= -1989 kW
15 MPа
pump B

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