In a reheat cycle, steam at 165 bar and 600°C is supplied to the turbine. The steam at 18.5 bar during the expansion is withdrawn and reheated to 490 degrees * C Then the expansion is further carried out to condenser pressure of 0.03 bar. (i) Determine the thermal efficiency and (ii) Steam flow rate if the output from the turbine is 60 MW. Assume all ideal processes.

In a reheat cycle, steam at 165 bar and 600°C is supplied to the turbine. The steam at 18.5 bar during the expansion is withdrawn and reheated to 490 degrees * C Then the expansion is further carried out to condenser pressure of 0.03 bar. (i) Determine the thermal efficiency and (ii) Steam flow rate if the output from the turbine is 60 MW. Assume all ideal processes.

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