9.13 A steam power plant should produce 10 MW network. Steam flows at 5 MPa, 500°C to the turbinewhich has a condenser exit at 50°C. Find the massflow rate of steam needed.9.14 For the previous problem find all the specific workand heat transfer terms and the cycle efficiency.

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9.13 A steam power plant should produce 10 MW net work. Steam flows at 5 MPa, 500°C to the turbine which has a condenser exit at 50°C. Find the mass flow rate of steam needed. 9.14 For the previous problem find all the specific work and heat transfer terms and the cycle efficiency.