C=35, D=15, E=3.28 An engineer was asked to design a steam power plant of ideal reheat Rankine cycle asin Figure 2.1 to supply electricity in Barbuda Island. The operating pressure of the idealreheat Rankine cycle is within C MPa and D' kPa, with mass flow rates of steam of'E' kg/s throughout the system. The steam that enters on both stages of the turbine is at500°C. To make sure the steam power plant operates at an optimum condition, the steamLowHighPressurethat exits at the low-pressure turbine is controlled to be exactly at 10 %. As thepressureturbineassistance of the engineer, you need to:turbineBoiler(а)Sketch the T-s diagram for the system(b)Identify the phases and the enthalpy values of state 1 to 6. Determine thepressure at which the reheat takes place and the quality of the mixture.(c)Determine the total rate of heat input to the system.PumpFigure 2.1 Ideal Reheat Rankine System(d)Find the thermal efficiency of the cycleCondenser

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asked to design a steam power plant of ideal reheat Rankine cycle as pply electricity in Barbuda Island. The operating pressure of the ideal cle is within C MPa and 'D' kPa, with mass flow rates of steam of ut the system. The steam that enters on both stages of the turbine is at ure the steam power plant operates at an optimum condition, the steam Low High Pressure low-pressure turbine is controlled to be exactly at 10 %. As the ngineer, you need to: pressure turbine turbine Boiler T-s diagram for the system e phases and the enthalpy values of state I to 6. Determine the which the reheat takes place and the quality of the mixture. Condenser

asked to design a steam power plant of ideal reheat Rankine cycle as pply electricity in Barbuda Island. The operating pressure of the ideal cle is within C MPa and 'D' kPa, with mass flow rates of steam of ut the system. The steam that enters on both stages of the turbine is at ure the steam power plant operates at an optimum condition, the steam Low High Pressure low-pressure turbine is controlled to be exactly at 10 %. As the ngineer, you need to: pressure turbine turbine Boiler T-s diagram for the system e phases and the enthalpy values of state I to 6. Determine the which the reheat takes place and the quality of the mixture. Condenser

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