Use the steam table provided and DO NOT round the values from steam tables. Write down the values taken down from the steam table. Specific VolumeEnthalpyInternal EnergySatLiguidEntropySalSat.VapurSat.PressMPTeLiquidVaperSetLiqurdSat.Set,LSquidSal.VaporEvap.Esap.Evap.10,10,h,708.64 1866.1 2574.7252.4 711.00 1864 2 2575.2713.34 1862.2 2575.6715.66 1860.3 2576.0717.95 1858.5 2576.4709.47 2057.0 2766 4711.85 2055.2 2767.0 2.0253 4.6549 6.6802714.20 2053.4 2767.5716.52 2051.6 2768.1 2.0359 4.6355 6.6714718.83 2049.8 2768.6167.78255.62.0200 4.6647 6.68471576 168.32 LI121.777879168.86 1.1128169 39169.91 1J142 243.3249.31.1135 246.32.0306 4.645I 6.67582.0411 4.6260 6.6670.80.818283.84170.43 1.1148170.95 11155171.46 1.1161171.97 1.1168172.47 1.1174240,4237.6234.9232.2229.5720.22 1856.6 2576.8722.47 1854.7 2577.2724.70 1852.9 2577.6726.91 1851,I 2578.0729.10 1849.2 2578.3721.11 2048.0 2769.1 2.0462 4.6166 6.6628723,38 2046.3 27697 2,0513 4.6073 6.6585725.62 2044.5 2770.2 2.0563 4.5981 6.6544727.83 2042.8 2770.7 2.0612 4.5890 6.6502730.04 2041.I 2771.2 2.0662 4.5800 6.6462.85.8687.3889173.94174.43174.90172.96 1.1181 227.0173.46 1.1187L.11931.12001.1206224.5222.0219.6217.3731.27 1847.4 2578.7733.42 1845.7 2579.1735.55 1843.9 2579.4737.66 1842.1 2579.8739.75 1840.4 2580.1732.22 2039.4 2771.6 2.0710 4.5711 6.6421734.38 2037.7 2772.1 2.0758 4.5623 6.6381736.52 2036.I 2772.6 2.0806 4.5536 6.6342738.64 2034.4 2773.0740.75 2032.8 2773.52.0853 4.5450 6.63032.0900 4,5364 6,6264 7.) A Rankine cycle is used for a steam power plant. Liquid first enters theturbine at 2.25 MPa and 300C then exits at 0.025 MPa. The pump receivessaturated liquid from the condenser before sending it to the boiler at theoriginal pressure. a.) Draw the T-S diagram. b.) Find the dryness at turbineexit, c.) Wp, d.) Qa, e.) Qr, f.) Wt, g.) Wnet (kJ/kg), h.) Efficiency (%), and i.)Steam rate (kg/kWh)• 100%, 3.12 kJ/kg, 3016.3 kJ/kg, 2346.3 kJ/kg, 522.3 kJ/kg, 35.22%,4.63 kg/kWh• 95.21%, 2.27 kJ/kg, 2809.6 kJ/kg, 1875.21 kJ/kg, 815.33 kJ/kg,31.29%, 3.51 kg/kWh• 83.73%, 2.27 kJ/kg, 2742.1 kJ/kg, 1964.48 kJ/kg, 779.89 kJ/kg,28.36%, 4.63 kg/kWh• 100%, 0 kJ/kg, 3016.3 kJ/kg, 271.93 kJ/kg, 2798 kJ/kg, 100%, 1kg/kWh

The Rankine cycle, also known as the Rankine Vapor Cycle, is a process utilised by coal-fired power…

7.) A Rankine cycle is used for a steam power plant. Liquid first enters the turbine at 2.25 MPa and 300C then exits at 0.025 MPa. The pump receives saturated liquid from the condenser before sending it to the boiler at the original pressure. a.) Draw the T-S diagram. b.) Find the dryness at turbine exit, c.) Wp, d.) Qa, e.) Qr, f.) Wt, g.) Wnet (kJ/kg), h.) Efficiency (%), and i.) Steam rate (kg/kWh) • 100%, 3.12 kJ/kg, 3016.3 kJ/kg, 2346.3 kJ/kg, 522.3 kJ/kg, 35.22%, 4.63 kg/kWh • 95.21%, 2.27 kJ/kg, 2809.6 kJ/kg, 1875.21 kJ/kg, 815.33 kJ/kg, 31.29%, 3.51 kg/kWh • 83.73%, 2.27 kJ/kg, 2742.1 kJ/kg, 1964.48 kJ/kg, 779.89 kJ/kg, 28.36%, 4.63 kg/kWh • 100%, 0 kJ/kg, 3016.3 kJ/kg, 271.93 kJ/kg, 2798 kJ/kg, 100%, 1 kg/kWh

7.) A Rankine cycle is used for a steam power plant. Liquid first enters the turbine at 2.25 MPa and 300C then exits at 0.025 MPa. The pump receives saturated liquid from the condenser before sending it to the boiler at the original pressure. a.) Draw the T-S diagram. b.) Find the dryness at turbine exit, c.) Wp, d.) Qa, e.) Qr, f.) Wt, g.) Wnet (kJ/kg), h.) Efficiency (%), and i.) Steam rate (kg/kWh) • 100%, 3.12 kJ/kg, 3016.3 kJ/kg, 2346.3 kJ/kg, 522.3 kJ/kg, 35.22%, 4.63 kg/kWh • 95.21%, 2.27 kJ/kg, 2809.6 kJ/kg, 1875.21 kJ/kg, 815.33 kJ/kg, 31.29%, 3.51 kg/kWh • 83.73%, 2.27 kJ/kg, 2742.1 kJ/kg, 1964.48 kJ/kg, 779.89 kJ/kg, 28.36%, 4.63 kg/kWh • 100%, 0 kJ/kg, 3016.3 kJ/kg, 271.93 kJ/kg, 2798 kJ/kg, 100%, 1 kg/kWh

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