3 13 15 Boiler Turbines 2 Condenser 1 P Pump In a reheat ideal Rankine cycle, steam enters the high-pressure turbine at 8.6 MPa and 600°C. The steam expands until it saturated vapor and then reheated to 500°C. It re-enters a low-pressure turbine and expands to a condenser pressure of Determine the following: (a) Temperature, Pressure, and Enthalpy of the stream leaving the high-pressure turbine to be reheated (Stream 4) (b) Work generated by the two (2) turbines; (b) Work done on the pump; and (c) cycle efficiency. Note that the stream leaving the low-pressure turbine can either be a wet steam or a superheated steam. As part of your solution, fill up the table below. Stream P (in bar) H (in kJ/kg) S (in kJ/kg-K) (you do not need to completely fill this table, only those needed in the calculations) 1 2 HP LP WT 6

3 13 15 Boiler Turbines 2 Condenser 1 P Pump In a reheat ideal Rankine cycle, steam enters the high-pressure turbine at 8.6 MPa and 600°C. The steam expands until it saturated vapor and then reheated to 500°C. It re-enters a low-pressure turbine and expands to a condenser pressure of Determine the following: (a) Temperature, Pressure, and Enthalpy of the stream leaving the high-pressure turbine to be reheated (Stream 4) (b) Work generated by the two (2) turbines; (b) Work done on the pump; and (c) cycle efficiency. Note that the stream leaving the low-pressure turbine can either be a wet steam or a superheated steam. As part of your solution, fill up the table below. Stream P (in bar) H (in kJ/kg) S (in kJ/kg-K) (you do not need to completely fill this table, only those needed in the calculations) 1 2 HP LP WT 6

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