Please solve carefully/ellaborately and include the untis in every step, show diagram and write your solutions clearly and must be readable if your solution is in written form. Your work will be appreaciated much. Thank You. PROBLEMA 4 kg of air enters a turbine with enthalpy of 600 kJ and velocity of 250 m/s. The enthalpy atexit is 486 kJ and velocity of 170 m/s. What is the work developed if there is a heat loss of 10kJ?A.128.83 kJC. 80.2 kJB.171.2 kJD. 28.3 kJSolution:Answer: (B) W, = 171.2 kJ

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PROBLEM A 4 kg of air enters a turbine with enthalpy of 600 kJ and velocity of 250 m/s. The enthalpy at exit is 486 kJ and velocity of 170 m/s. What is the work developed if there is a heat loss of 10 kJ? A.128.83 kJ C. 80.2 kJ B.171.2 kJ D. 28.3 kJ Solution:

PROBLEM A 4 kg of air enters a turbine with enthalpy of 600 kJ and velocity of 250 m/s. The enthalpy at exit is 486 kJ and velocity of 170 m/s. What is the work developed if there is a heat loss of 10 kJ? A.128.83 kJ C. 80.2 kJ B.171.2 kJ D. 28.3 kJ Solution:

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