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(Q2) Consider a two-stages steam turbine, as shown in the figure, with an inlet state 12.5 MPa and 1000°C that enters at a rate of 38 m'/s. At the exit of the first state, 12% of the mass flow rate is bled from this turbine at 800 kPa and 300°C. The remaining steam proceeds to the second stage from which it leaves at 20 kPa and quality of 86%. At each stage, the turbine is losing heat to the surroundings at a rate of 14 kJ/kg. Determine the total power produced by this turbine. STEAM TURBINE (2nd stage) (1st stage)

(Q2) Consider a two-stages steam turbine, as shown in the figure, with an inlet state 12.5 MPa and 1000°C that enters at a rate of 38 m'/s. At the exit of the first state, 12% of the mass flow rate is bled from this turbine at 800 kPa and 300°C. The remaining steam proceeds to the second stage from which it leaves at 20 kPa and quality of 86%. At each stage, the turbine is losing heat to the surroundings at a rate of 14 kJ/kg. Determine the total power produced by this turbine. STEAM TURBINE (2nd stage) (1st stage)

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(Q2) Consider a two-stages steam turbine, as shown in the figure, with an inlet state 12.5 MPa and 1000°C that enters at a rate of 38 m'/s. At the exit of the first state, 12% of the mass flow rate is bled from this turbine at 800 kPa and 300°C. The remaining steam proceeds to the second stage from which it leaves at 20 kPa and quality of 86%. At each stage, the turbine is losing heat to the surroundings at a rate of 14 kJ/kg. Determine the total power produced by this turbine. STEAM TURBINE (2nd stage) (1st stage)
Transcribed Image Text:(Q2) Consider a two-stages steam turbine, as shown in the figure, with an inlet state 12.5 MPa and 1000°C that enters at a rate of 38 m'/s. At the exit of the first state, 12% of the mass flow rate is bled from this turbine at 800 kPa and 300°C. The remaining steam proceeds to the second stage from which it leaves at 20 kPa and quality of 86%. At each stage, the turbine is losing heat to the surroundings at a rate of 14 kJ/kg. Determine the total power produced by this turbine. STEAM TURBINE (2nd stage) (1st stage)
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