Win High-pressure liquid water 2 Pump 1 Jan Boiler Condenser Low-pressure liquid water Qout FIGURE 7-1 Example of a power cycle. High-pressure steam Turbine steam OMP Wout Low-pressure superheated vapor or high-quality two-phase mixture A simple steam power cycle consists of a boiler, turbine, condenser, and pump as shown in the sketch above. All the heat removal in the cycle is done by the condenser which transfers the heat to pipes carrying cooling water. The cooling water has a mass flow rate of 7 kg/sec, and a specific heat of 4,180 J/kg-°C. The cooling water is supplied at a temperature of 10 °C and exits at 20 °C. Heat is supplied to the cycle through a steam boiler at a rate, Qin = 420 kW. Find the following: a. The rate at which heat is rejected from the cycle to the cooling water, Qout. b. The net power produced in kilowatts, Wnet. c. The cycle efficiency, cycle.
Win High-pressure liquid water 2 Pump 1 Jan Boiler Condenser Low-pressure liquid water Qout FIGURE 7-1 Example of a power cycle. High-pressure steam Turbine steam OMP Wout Low-pressure superheated vapor or high-quality two-phase mixture A simple steam power cycle consists of a boiler, turbine, condenser, and pump as shown in the sketch above. All the heat removal in the cycle is done by the condenser which transfers the heat to pipes carrying cooling water. The cooling water has a mass flow rate of 7 kg/sec, and a specific heat of 4,180 J/kg-°C. The cooling water is supplied at a temperature of 10 °C and exits at 20 °C. Heat is supplied to the cycle through a steam boiler at a rate, Qin = 420 kW. Find the following: a. The rate at which heat is rejected from the cycle to the cooling water, Qout. b. The net power produced in kilowatts, Wnet. c. The cycle efficiency, cycle.
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