In an ideal Rankine cycle with reheat, which of the following statements is wrong? a. A mixture of liquid and vapor is found at the exit of the first turbine if saturated vapor enters this turbine b. The temperature at the inlet of the second turbine is lower than the temperature at the exit of the first turbine C. The isentropic efficiency of the turbine and that of the pump are equal to 100% d. 3 isobaric curves are khown on the TS diagram

In an ideal Rankine cycle with reheat, which of the following statements is wrong? a. A mixture of liquid and vapor is found at the exit of the first turbine if saturated vapor enters this turbine b. The temperature at the inlet of the second turbine is lower than the temperature at the exit of the first turbine C. The isentropic efficiency of the turbine and that of the pump are equal to 100% d. 3 isobaric curves are khown on the TS diagram

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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