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3. 13
shown in the diagram, with state properties as
specified in the table. Ignore kinetic and
potential energy effects.
a. 5 Sketch this cycle on a T-s diagram
(label all states).
b. Label each process (such as pump,
condenser, etc.) on the T-s diagram.
5 Determine the work from the high-
Consider a Rankine cycle with reheat as
Reheat section
Low-pressure
turbine
Žin
High-
pressure
turbine
с.
pressure turbine per mass flow rate, in
Btu/lb.
Steam
generator
d.10] Determine the thermal efficiency of
the cycle.
Find the isentropic turbine efficiency
for the high-pressure turbine.
Oout
Condenser
е.
Pump
W,
Pressure
Temperature
(°F)
Enthalpy
(Btu/lb)
Entropy
(Btu/lb-°R)
State
Quality
(psi)
Superheated
1
1400
1300
1669.6
1.7192
steam
Superheated
100
600
1329.3
1.7582
steam
Superheated
3
100
900
1480.5
1.8838
steam
1
1
101.7
1105.8
1.9779
1
101.7
69.74
0.1327
Compressed
liquid
6.
1400
101.7
73.918
0.1327
4.
TRUE or FALSE. No need explanation 1. The COP of a Carnot Cycle Heat Pumup is always >12. Subcooled liquid properties can be approximated by determinging the saturated liquid property at the given pressure.3. all steps of the Rankine cycle are isentropic4. For an isochoric state change, the moving boundary work is zero.
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