A steam-powered power plant works on the basic Rankine cycle. shown in the figure. Likewise, some of its thermodynamic states are summarized in the attached table. Knowing that the work per unit mass delivered to the pump is ›W = 2480 (J/kg], determine in SI units the following: a) The specific volume of water in state 4. b) The associated work per unit mass, developed in the Curbina. c) The associated heat per unit mass released by the water in the condenser. d) The efficiency of the cycle

A steam-powered power plant works on the basic Rankine cycle. shown in the figure. Likewise, some of its thermodynamic states are summarized in the attached table. Knowing that the work per unit mass delivered to the pump is ›W = 2480 (J/kg], determine in SI units the following: a) The specific volume of water in state 4. b) The associated work per unit mass, developed in the Curbina. c) The associated heat per unit mass released by the water in the condenser. d) The efficiency of the cycle

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