Q2. A steam generation unit in power plant operates at a constant pressure of (10 bar) and the water evaporates at the rate of (700kg /h). Inlet and leaving water enthalpy are (130kj/kg) and (2000kj/kg) respectively. The inlet and outlet velocity are (10 m/s) and (25m/s) respectively. Determine the work done and the heat evaporation if the inlet and outlet diameter from steam generation unit are the same level.

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A steam generation unit in power plant operates at a constant pressure of (10
bar) and the water evaporates at the rate of (700kg /h). Inlet and leaving water
enthalpy are (130kj/kg) and (2000kj/kg) respectively. The inlet and outlet
velocity are (10 m/s) and (25m/s) respectively. Determine the work done and
the heat evaporation if the inlet and outlet diameter from steam generation unit
are the same level.
Transcribed Image Text:Q2. A steam generation unit in power plant operates at a constant pressure of (10 bar) and the water evaporates at the rate of (700kg /h). Inlet and leaving water enthalpy are (130kj/kg) and (2000kj/kg) respectively. The inlet and outlet velocity are (10 m/s) and (25m/s) respectively. Determine the work done and the heat evaporation if the inlet and outlet diameter from steam generation unit are the same level.
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