The steam turbine shown below has a single inlet and two exit streams. It is assumed that the turbine is well insulated and the change in potential energy is negligible. The energy equation governing the turbine based on these assumptions is: Turbine inlet 1 W. C.V. C.V. 3.

The steam turbine shown below has a single inlet and two exit streams. It is assumed that the turbine is well insulated and the change in potential energy is negligible. The energy equation governing the turbine based on these assumptions is: Turbine inlet 1 W. C.V. C.V. 3.

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The steam turbine shown below has a
single inlet and two exit streams. It is
assumed that the turbine is well
insulated and the change in potential
energy is negligible. The energy
equation governing the turbine based
on these assumptions is:
Turbine
inlet
W.
C.V.
C.V. I
2.

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