A 55 MW Steam Power Plant has multiple stage turbine receiving steam at 9320 kPa and 473°C. The first stage operates at 5.2 MPa with 86% efficiency; the second stage operates at 800 kPa with 77% efficiency. Steam is exhausted at 3.0 kPawith 64% efficiency. Considering an Electro - Mechanical efficiency of 89%, Solve the following: - Rankine Cycle Ratio - Actual Steam Rate in kg/kW-hr - Mass flow rate of steam in kg/hr

A 55 MW Steam Power Plant has multiple stage turbine receiving steam at 9320 kPa and 473°C. The first stage operates at 5.2 MPa with 86% efficiency; the second stage operates at 800 kPa with 77% efficiency. Steam is exhausted at 3.0 kPawith 64% efficiency. Considering an Electro - Mechanical efficiency of 89%, Solve the following: - Rankine Cycle Ratio - Actual Steam Rate in kg/kW-hr - Mass flow rate of steam in kg/hr

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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