Exergy Balance & second law of efficiency at 650°C, I:2 MPa550°C ondAir enters a turbineS00 tPa . The urrounding i aandleaves atis at25°Cand100 kp a .theFin dtheandene rgy during the proeslow effi cienay *I anSecondtheturbine. if the air flows at 2.5 ks /sThespeatic heatsconst ant. Takethe surrounding to lbe at 25careandTookpa.Solve the qus ton using cargythe ques tron singexrgybalancecquation.

Given, Initial temperature, T1 = 650 °C = 650+273 K= 923 K Initial pressure, P1 = 1.2 MPa Final…

at 6 50°c , 1.2 MPa and Ar enters a turbine 500 Pa . The surroun ding leaves at 55o°c ond is at 25°C and 100 kP a. Find the wasted the and encryy during the proess lov eff cinag * Second the tur bine - if the air flows at 2.5 kg /s The speatic heats const ant. Take the surou to be at 25c are ding and T0okpa. Solve the ques tron using exergy balance cquation.

at 6 50°c , 1.2 MPa and Ar enters a turbine 500 Pa . The surroun ding leaves at 55o°c ond is at 25°C and 100 kP a. Find the wasted the and encryy during the proess lov eff cinag * Second the tur bine - if the air flows at 2.5 kg /s The speatic heats const ant. Take the surou to be at 25c are ding and T0okpa. Solve the ques tron using exergy balance cquation.

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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Author:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

Publisher:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

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