The inlet and exit conditions of an adiabatic steam engine are as follows: SECTION VELOCITY ELEVATION ENTHALPY inlet 70 m/s 10 m 3248.4 kJ/kg exit 700 m/s 5 m 2361.01 kJ/kg Calculate the work in kJ/kg. (A) 645 kJ/kg work input (C) 456 kJ/kg work input (B) 645 kJ/kg work output (D) 456 kJ/kg work output For a steam flow rate of 27,900 kg/hr, calculate the power. (A) 4 MW power input (C) 5 MW power input (B) 4 MW power output (D) 5 MW power output

The inlet and exit conditions of an adiabatic steam engine are as follows: SECTION VELOCITY ELEVATION ENTHALPY inlet 70 m/s 10 m 3248.4 kJ/kg exit 700 m/s 5 m 2361.01 kJ/kg Calculate the work in kJ/kg. (A) 645 kJ/kg work input (C) 456 kJ/kg work input (B) 645 kJ/kg work output (D) 456 kJ/kg work output For a steam flow rate of 27,900 kg/hr, calculate the power. (A) 4 MW power input (C) 5 MW power input (B) 4 MW power output (D) 5 MW power output

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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