This is part two of a two-part problem. Water flows through the turbine, condenser,pump and heat exchanger in the steam power cycle shown below. Hot air flowsthrough the heat exchanger from state 5 to state 6 to heat the water before it entersthe turbine. Using the values given in the figure below, determine the thermalefficiency, nth. of the steam power cycle.AirCpo arm = 5 kg/s= 1.004 kJ/kgKTs = 400 K(6(5Heat ExchangerT5 = 1000 K(1)W,Steam Power CycleTurbineW,l= 50 kW(3(2)CondenserQc=500 kWdund This is part one of a two-part problem. Water flows through the turbine, condenser,pump and heat exchanger in the steam power cycle shown below. Hot air flowsthrough the heat exchanger from state 5 to state 6 to heat the water before it entersthe turbine. Using the values given in the figure below, determine the power outputof the turbine, WT, in [kW].Air= 1.004 kJ/kgKCPo,air%3DT6 = 400 K(6(5Heat Exchangerm = 5 kg/sT; = 1000 K'air(1)w,Steam Power CycleTurbineWel= 50 kW%3D(32)Condenser=500 kWdund

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This is part two of a two-part problem. Water flows through the turbine, condenser, pump and heat exchanger in the steam power cycle shown below. Hot air flows through the heat exchanger from state 5 to state 6 to heat the water before it enters the turbine. Using the values given in the figure below, determine the thermal efficiency, nth. of the steam power cycle. CPo air = 1.004 kJ/kgK T6 = 400 K (5 mr = 5 kg/s %3D Heat Exchanger Ts = 1000 K (1) Steam Power Cycle Turbine Wl= 50 kW (3) (2) Condenser tor =500 kW dund

This is part two of a two-part problem. Water flows through the turbine, condenser, pump and heat exchanger in the steam power cycle shown below. Hot air flows through the heat exchanger from state 5 to state 6 to heat the water before it enters the turbine. Using the values given in the figure below, determine the thermal efficiency, nth. of the steam power cycle. CPo air = 1.004 kJ/kgK T6 = 400 K (5 mr = 5 kg/s %3D Heat Exchanger Ts = 1000 K (1) Steam Power Cycle Turbine Wl= 50 kW (3) (2) Condenser tor =500 kW dund

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