(Problem 3) The steam that enters the turbine at 30MPA and 620C, is extracted and reheated to a pressure of 3MPA and a temperature of 500C. The reheated steam is again extracted and reheated to a pressure and temperature of 2.0MPa and 490C, respectively. Then the reheated steam reenters the turbine and exhaust at 100KPA. Determine (a) the turbine work in kJ/kg. (b) the heat added at the steam generator in kJ/kg. (c) the heat rejected at the condenser in kJ/kg. (d) the cycle thermal efficiency. NO CHOICES FOR a, b, AND c. e = 39% e = 40% e = 41% e = 42%

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(Problem 3) The steam that enters the
turbine at 30MPA and 620C, is
extracted and reheated to a pressure
of 3MPA and a temperature of 500C.
The reheated steam is again extracted
and reheated to a pressure and
temperature of 2.0MPa and 490C,
respectively. Then the reheated steam
reenters the turbine and exhaust at
100KPA. Determine (a) the turbine
work in kJ/kg. (b) the heat added at
the steam generator in kJ/kg. (c) the
heat rejected at the condenser in
kJ/kg. (d) the cycle thermal efficiency.
NO CHOICES FOR a, b, AND c.
e = 39%
e = 40%
e = 41%
e = 42%
Transcribed Image Text:(Problem 3) The steam that enters the turbine at 30MPA and 620C, is extracted and reheated to a pressure of 3MPA and a temperature of 500C. The reheated steam is again extracted and reheated to a pressure and temperature of 2.0MPa and 490C, respectively. Then the reheated steam reenters the turbine and exhaust at 100KPA. Determine (a) the turbine work in kJ/kg. (b) the heat added at the steam generator in kJ/kg. (c) the heat rejected at the condenser in kJ/kg. (d) the cycle thermal efficiency. NO CHOICES FOR a, b, AND c. e = 39% e = 40% e = 41% e = 42%
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