Q1/A Steam turbine run with steam inters (30 bar 400°C to 4 bar) and then expanded isentropically. Calculate the work done per unit mass flow of steam. Neglect changes as K.E and P.E. Note (h1 = 3230.9kJ/kg, h2=2750kJ/kg & mº = 1) %3D

Q1/A Steam turbine run with steam inters (30 bar 400°C to 4 bar) and then expanded isentropically. Calculate the work done per unit mass flow of steam. Neglect changes as K.E and P.E. Note (h1 = 3230.9kJ/kg, h2=2750kJ/kg & mº = 1) %3D

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bar) and then expanded isentropically. Calculate the work done
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Note (h1 = 3230.9kJ/kg, h2=2750kJ/kg & mº = 1)
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Q1/A Steam turbine run with steam inters (30 bar 400°C to 4 bar) and then expanded isentropically. Calculate the work done per unit mass flow of steam. Neglect changes as K.E and P.E. Note (h1 = 3230.9kJ/kg, h2=2750KJ/kg & m° = 1)
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