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certain poiuf iu a turb?ne, the Steam leaving a moving blade At a 50% reaction es af lo5 bar, flow seate row 0.9 dre steam is 7kg ls. Jhe speed of terbine is Roll Number x 100 Ogon. the noving que axial velocity is 0.7 yunes ad # eutry to Here blade eow at exit from the row 0? 75 feees yhe mean blade velocity. yhe exit augle of bo th fixed aud m 20°. oving bladef are Measured from tece plaue of ro tation and the height of blades at ĭ1 10 of the mead moving eait dia meter. the Defermine yee heigut af moving blade at exit aud pouer deuelof blade the Row.

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