In an ideal Rankine Cycle, steam at 5 MPaa and 500 0C enters the turbine and expands 300 KPaa. For 110,000 kg/hr of steam, find: a) Ideal power output of the Turbine (kW), b) Power to drive the pump(kW), c) Rate of Heat Added (kW), d) thermal efficiency of cycle and engine, e) steam rate of the cycle and engine, f) Heat Rate SOLVE LETTER d.)thermal efficiency of cycle and engine, e.)steam rate of the cycle and engine in unit (Kg/kw-hr), and f.) Hear Rate in-unit (Kj/kw-hr) PLSS SHOW COMPLETE SOLUTION AND WRITE LEGIBLY ROUND OFF ANSWER TO 4 DECIMAL PLACES . SHOW P-V AND T-S DIAGRAMS PLS PLS REFER TO VALUES OF THE PRESSURE TABLE AND THE SUPERHEATED TABLE IN THE ATTACHMENTS DONT SHOW THE SAME SOLUTION OF OTHERS pls. I ALREADY KNOW THE LETTER A, B AND C.) NOW SOLVE DOR D.) E.) AND F.) NOTE FOR THE UNITS REQUIRED

In an ideal Rankine Cycle, steam at 5 MPaa and 500 0C enters the turbine and expands 300 KPaa. For 110,000 kg/hr of steam, find: a) Ideal power output of the Turbine (kW), b) Power to drive the pump(kW), c) Rate of Heat Added (kW), d) thermal efficiency of cycle and engine, e) steam rate of the cycle and engine, f) Heat Rate SOLVE LETTER d.)thermal efficiency of cycle and engine, e.)steam rate of the cycle and engine in unit (Kg/kw-hr), and f.) Hear Rate in-unit (Kj/kw-hr) PLSS SHOW COMPLETE SOLUTION AND WRITE LEGIBLY ROUND OFF ANSWER TO 4 DECIMAL PLACES . SHOW P-V AND T-S DIAGRAMS PLS PLS REFER TO VALUES OF THE PRESSURE TABLE AND THE SUPERHEATED TABLE IN THE ATTACHMENTS DONT SHOW THE SAME SOLUTION OF OTHERS pls. I ALREADY KNOW THE LETTER A, B AND C.) NOW SOLVE DOR D.) E.) AND F.) NOTE FOR THE UNITS REQUIRED

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Chapter8: Natural Convection

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