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The product stream emerging from the reactor enters the turbine through a 5- cm ID pipe and leaves at a point 10 m below the turbine inlet at a velocity of 200 m/s. The specific enthalpy changes associated with this process is – 6.93 kJ/mol. (b) (i) Calculate the rate of shaft work that is delivered by the turbine. State the assumptions used to solve this problem.

The product stream emerging from the reactor enters the turbine through a 5- cm ID pipe and leaves at a point 10 m below the turbine inlet at a velocity of 200 m/s. The specific enthalpy changes associated with this process is – 6.93 kJ/mol. (b) (i) Calculate the rate of shaft work that is delivered by the turbine. State the assumptions used to solve this problem.

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The product stream emerging from the reactor enters the turbine through a 5- cm ID pipe and leaves at a point 10 m below the turbine inlet at a velocity of 200 m/s. The specific enthalpy changes associated with this process is – 6.93 kJ/mol. (b) (i) Calculate the rate of shaft work that is delivered by the turbine. State the assumptions used to solve this problem.
Transcribed Image Text:The product stream emerging from the reactor enters the turbine through a 5- cm ID pipe and leaves at a point 10 m below the turbine inlet at a velocity of 200 m/s. The specific enthalpy changes associated with this process is – 6.93 kJ/mol. (b) (i) Calculate the rate of shaft work that is delivered by the turbine. State the assumptions used to solve this problem.
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