A Rarikine turbo-generator unit receives 27.300 kg/hr of steam at 6.6 MPaa and 500 C. Steam is extracted at 1.50 MPaa for fendwater heating. Condensate leaves at 16 kPa. Determine: (1) The amount of steam extracted, kg/hr (2) The total work of pump, kW (3) The cycle thermal etficiency, % (4) The engine thermal efficiency, % (5) The cycle steam rate, kg/kW-hr

A Rarikine turbo-generator unit receives 27.300 kg/hr of steam at 6.6 MPaa and 500 C. Steam is extracted at 1.50 MPaa for fendwater heating. Condensate leaves at 16 kPa. Determine: (1) The amount of steam extracted, kg/hr (2) The total work of pump, kW (3) The cycle thermal etficiency, % (4) The engine thermal efficiency, % (5) The cycle steam rate, kg/kW-hr

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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Author:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

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