A turbine is driven by a system that enters the turbine at the ff. conditions: 200 kg/h, 39 atm, 501 deg C, 49 m/s linear speed. The steam exits at a point 8 meters below the inlet stream of the turbine with the following conditions: atmospheric pressure, 290 m/s speed. 69000 W of shft work is delivered by the turbine while 100 kcal/h heat is lost. What is the value of (a) expansion work and (b) flow work? If the value is zero, explain why is it so.If it cannot be calculated, explain why.

A turbine is driven by a system that enters the turbine at the ff. conditions: 200 kg/h, 39 atm, 501 deg C, 49 m/s linear speed. The steam exits at a point 8 meters below the inlet stream of the turbine with the following conditions: atmospheric pressure, 290 m/s speed. 69000 W of shft work is delivered by the turbine while 100 kcal/h heat is lost. What is the value of (a) expansion work and (b) flow work? If the value is zero, explain why is it so.If it cannot be calculated, explain why.

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