Homework-2Compute the themal e fficiency of an idealRan kine cyclefor which the steam leavea theboiler asSaturated Vapor at 30 bars. Theturbine-outlet Conditions is Be1 bar. Determinethe mass floo rate of the steam in kg/hr,net Power output of the cycle is 50000Sehematic ond given data are:1f thekw. TheTI= 5002P 3०bars%3D9in(saturated)vapour30 bars2 PR =0-1 bar4Pa=30 baso-1 bar+4Tout3 (Saturated liquid)Wp( Simple Ideal Power cycle)(T.S. diagram e)

Answer: (a) The thermal efficiency of ideal Rankine cycle is 35.60 %. (b) The mass flow rate of the…

Homework-2 Compute the themal e fficiency of an ideal Ran kine cycle for which the steam leaved the Saturated vapor at 30 bars. The boiler as turbine.outlet Conditions is d.1 bar. Determine the mass floo rate of the steam in kg /hr, 1fthe net Power output of the eycle is 5oo00 Sehematic ond giren data are : kw. The TI= 5002 P1t 30 bars 9in We (saturated) vapour 30 bars 4 2 P =0-1 bar Pa=30 bars t4 o-1 bar 3 3 (Saturated liquid) Wp (Simple Ideal Power cycle) (T.S. diagrame)

Homework-2 Compute the themal e fficiency of an ideal Ran kine cycle for which the steam leaved the Saturated vapor at 30 bars. The boiler as turbine.outlet Conditions is d.1 bar. Determine the mass floo rate of the steam in kg /hr, 1fthe net Power output of the eycle is 5oo00 Sehematic ond giren data are : kw. The TI= 5002 P1t 30 bars 9in We (saturated) vapour 30 bars 4 2 P =0-1 bar Pa=30 bars t4 o-1 bar 3 3 (Saturated liquid) Wp (Simple Ideal Power cycle) (T.S. diagrame)

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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