2.7). A simple gas turbine, has the following data: Compressor pressure ratio, p = 20 Turbine inlet temperature, T3 = 1400 K Compressor isentropic efficiency, Nc = 0.87 Turbine isentropic efficiency, ne = 0.9 Combustor pressure loss, AP = 5% Combustion efficiency, Np = 0.99 Ambient conditions, pa, Ta, 1.013 bar, 288 K Ignore inlet and exhaust losses, draw cycle on T- s diagram and calculate: а) Turbine pressure ratio. b) The net specific output work. c) The gas turbine thermal efficiency.

2.7). A simple gas turbine, has the following data: Compressor pressure ratio, p = 20 Turbine inlet temperature, T3 = 1400 K Compressor isentropic efficiency, Nc = 0.87 Turbine isentropic efficiency, ne = 0.9 Combustor pressure loss, AP = 5% Combustion efficiency, Np = 0.99 Ambient conditions, pa, Ta, 1.013 bar, 288 K Ignore inlet and exhaust losses, draw cycle on T- s diagram and calculate: а) Turbine pressure ratio. b) The net specific output work. c) The gas turbine thermal efficiency.

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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