2) Steam turbine at steady state with a throttling valve to adjust its power will be analyzed. Neglect kinetic and potential energy changes and heat transfer to the surroundings to determine the temperature at the turbine inlet and the power developed by the turbine per kg of steam. Valve Power out Turbine P1 1.5 MPa T = 320°C P2 I MPa 3 P3 = 0.08 bar X= 90%

2) Steam turbine at steady state with a throttling valve to adjust its power will be analyzed. Neglect kinetic and potential energy changes and heat transfer to the surroundings to determine the temperature at the turbine inlet and the power developed by the turbine per kg of steam. Valve Power out Turbine P1 1.5 MPa T = 320°C P2 I MPa 3 P3 = 0.08 bar X= 90%

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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