(Problem 1) A Rankine Regenerative steam power cycles employs two stage of steam extraction at pressures 260psia and 26psia, respectively. The boiler operates at a pressure of 1200 psia and a temperature of 1050F. The saturation temperature of the steam at the condenser is 79F. Calculate the mass of extracted steam per stage of feed water heating.

(Problem 1) A Rankine Regenerative steam power cycles employs two stage of steam extraction at pressures 260psia and 26psia, respectively. The boiler operates at a pressure of 1200 psia and a temperature of 1050F. The saturation temperature of the steam at the condenser is 79F. Calculate the mass of extracted steam per stage of feed water heating.

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