When passing through an adiabatic turbine (figure), bullet steam at 500 °C and 3.5 MPa expands to 200 °C and 0.3 MPa, it flows at a flow rate of 529 oz/s, what is the power Specified by the turbine in kW if the piping at the same inlet is D1 = 5.90 in diameter and at the outlet, D2 = 0.82 ft in diameter? Data: for steam at initial conditions H1 = 3450.9 kJ/kg at final conditions, H2 = 2865.6 kJ kg; Specific volume of steam in the initial condition = 0.0992 m²/kg; Specific steam volume in the final condition - 0.7163 m³/kg.

When passing through an adiabatic turbine (figure), bullet steam at 500 °C and 3.5 MPa expands to 200 °C and 0.3 MPa, it flows at a flow rate of 529 oz/s, what is the power Specified by the turbine in kW if the piping at the same inlet is D1 = 5.90 in diameter and at the outlet, D2 = 0.82 ft in diameter? Data: for steam at initial conditions H1 = 3450.9 kJ/kg at final conditions, H2 = 2865.6 kJ kg; Specific volume of steam in the initial condition = 0.0992 m²/kg; Specific steam volume in the final condition - 0.7163 m³/kg.

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