The isentropic efficiency of the turbine and the pump is 90%, the steam flow circulating in the cycle is 25 kg | s. a) The power generated in the cycle, b) The heat thrown into the environment in the condenser c) Calculate the thermal efficiency.

The isentropic efficiency of the turbine and the pump is 90%, the steam flow circulating in the cycle is 25 kg | s. a) The power generated in the cycle, b) The heat thrown into the environment in the condenser c) Calculate the thermal efficiency.

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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