Determine all enthalpiesCompute for the following1. fractions of steam extracted2. Turbine Work3. Heat Added4. Energy Chargeable5. Heat rejected from the condenser6. Pump work7. Steam rate8. Heat rate9. Thermal Cycle efficiency10.Thermal Engine efficiency In an ideal reheat-regenerative cycle, steam enters the turbine at 6MPaa and 400°C. After expansion to 1.4 MPaa steam is withdrawn andreheated to 300°C. Extractions for regenerative heating occur at 0.15 MPaaand 1.4 MPaa and the condenser pressure is 0.01MPaa. Use massflowrate of 1 kg/s.

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In an ideal reheat-regenerative cycle, steam enters the turbine at 6 MPaa and 400°C. After expansion to 1.4 MPaa steam is withdrawn and eheated to 300°C. Extractions for regenerative heating occur at 0.15 MPaa nd 1.4 MPaa and the condenser pressure is 0.01MPaa. Use mass owrate of 1 kg/s.

In an ideal reheat-regenerative cycle, steam enters the turbine at 6 MPaa and 400°C. After expansion to 1.4 MPaa steam is withdrawn and eheated to 300°C. Extractions for regenerative heating occur at 0.15 MPaa nd 1.4 MPaa and the condenser pressure is 0.01MPaa. Use mass owrate of 1 kg/s.

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