Prob-2 In a Rankine cycle steam power plant 0.9 MW energy is taken out in the condenser, 0.63 MW power is taken out in the turbine, and the pump work is 0.03 MW. (a) Find the plant thermal efficiency. (b) if cycle is reversed, consider turbine is a compressor; condenser is an evaporator; find the COP of the air-conditioning system.

Prob-2 In a Rankine cycle steam power plant 0.9 MW energy is taken out in the condenser, 0.63 MW power is taken out in the turbine, and the pump work is 0.03 MW. (a) Find the plant thermal efficiency. (b) if cycle is reversed, consider turbine is a compressor; condenser is an evaporator; find the COP of the air-conditioning system.

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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Author:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

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