A steam system is operated based on the Rankine cycle. The state of steam at the entrance of the turbine is saturated with pressure of 30 bar while the pressure of steam leaving the turbine is 0.25 bar. Calculate each of followings, if it is assumed that the mass flow rate of steam inside that system is 10kg/s. i) Dryness at the end of expansion. ii) Heat rejected during condensation process. iii) Efficiency of the cycle. iv) Work of the pump. v) Work of the turbine.

A steam system is operated based on the Rankine cycle. The state of steam at the entrance of the turbine is saturated with pressure of 30 bar while the pressure of steam leaving the turbine is 0.25 bar. Calculate each of followings, if it is assumed that the mass flow rate of steam inside that system is 10kg/s. i) Dryness at the end of expansion. ii) Heat rejected during condensation process. iii) Efficiency of the cycle. iv) Work of the pump. v) Work of the turbine.

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