A steam turbine installation of 60 MW capacity has steam entering turbine at 7 MPa, 500oC with steam bleeding at 2 MPa and 0.2 MPa for feed heating. Remaining steam at 2 MPa is reheated upto 480oC. Steam finally leaves turbine at 36 mm Hg (absolute). Give layout, mass fraction of steam bled out per kg of steam generated, cycle efficiency and mass flow rate of steam entering turbine. Q1/A steam turbine installation of 60 MW capacity has steam entering turbine at 7MPa, 500°C with steam bleeding at 2 MPa and 0.2 MPa for feed heating. Remainingsteam at 2 MPa is reheated upto 480°C. Steam finally leaves turbine at 36 mm Hg(absolute). Give layout, mass fraction of steam bled out per kg of steam generated,cycle efficiency and mass flow rate of steam entering turbine.

P[1] = 7000[kPa] Boiler exitT[1] = 500[C] Boiler exit P[2] = 2000[kPa] Bleed 1 P[3] = 200[kPa] Bleed…

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A steam turbine installation of 60 MW capacity has steam entering turbine at 7 MPa, 500oC with steam bleeding at 2 MPa and 0.2 MPa for feed heating. Remaining steam at 2 MPa is reheated upto 480oC. Steam finally leaves turbine at 36 mm Hg (absolute). Give layout, mass fraction of steam bled out per kg of steam generated, cycle efficiency and mass flow rate of steam entering turbine.

Q1/A steam turbine installation of 60 MW capacity has steam entering turbine at 7
MPa, 500°C with steam bleeding at 2 MPa and 0.2 MPa for feed heating. Remaining
steam at 2 MPa is reheated upto 480°C. Steam finally leaves turbine at 36 mm Hg
(absolute). Give layout, mass fraction of steam bled out per kg of steam generated,
cycle efficiency and mass flow rate of steam entering turbine.

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