This steam maybe supplied from an extraction turbine which receives steam at 4 MPa and 380°C. The remainder of steam re-enter the steam generator for reheating at 380°C and 0.7 MPa before condensing at 0.0034 MPa. A. Draw the most probable schematic diagram B. Draw the actual T-s diagram C. Compute for: 1. ideal work 2. engine thermal efficiency 3. cycle thermal efficiency D. For turbine efficiency of 85%, mechanical efficiency of 90% and generator efficiency of 95%, find: 4. indicated steam rate 5. brake heat rate 6. combined engine thermal efficiency.

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An industrial power plant requires steam at 0.7 MPa for feedwater heating purposes.
This steam maybe supplied from an extraction turbine which receives steam at 4 MPa
and 380°C. The remainder of steam re-enter the steam generator for reheating at 380°C
and 0.7 MPa before condensing at 0.0034 MPa.
A. Draw the most probable schematic diagram
B. Draw the actual T-s diagram
C. Compute for: 1. ideal work
2. engine thermal efficiency
3. cycle thermal efficiency
D. For turbine efficiency of 85%, mechanical efficiency of 90% and generator
efficiency of 95%, find: 4. indicated steam rate
5. brake heat rate
6. combined engine thermal efficiency.
Transcribed Image Text:An industrial power plant requires steam at 0.7 MPa for feedwater heating purposes. This steam maybe supplied from an extraction turbine which receives steam at 4 MPa and 380°C. The remainder of steam re-enter the steam generator for reheating at 380°C and 0.7 MPa before condensing at 0.0034 MPa. A. Draw the most probable schematic diagram B. Draw the actual T-s diagram C. Compute for: 1. ideal work 2. engine thermal efficiency 3. cycle thermal efficiency D. For turbine efficiency of 85%, mechanical efficiency of 90% and generator efficiency of 95%, find: 4. indicated steam rate 5. brake heat rate 6. combined engine thermal efficiency.
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