Please Solve Q4 with sketch T-S diagram Q1: A Steam is supplied , ory suturated at uo bari to aturbineEland the ondenser presure iš o.035. If the plant operates onRtte Rankine Gycle , Calculate per ug at Steam : 9: the workoutptfeedMneglectingpimpOland'the a mount ot cooling weter required trough tlecondenser if the temperature rise ot water isassumed toDIpump wosk, b. the work required for feedC. the heat transfered to the condenser coohing water,be 5.5R, d. the heat suppliedY| Ans-C 982.41leg4kJ,1706-61gi74.) 1eg 26 85iy,e the Rankine eficioncy36-6'%]B. for tte Same Steam conditions calculate tte eftci-eneyfor a cornot eycle oporating with wet Steam.Ans. C43%, IQ2: Repeat problem (t-A) for asteam supply condition otHoberr and 358c and tle same condenserpresture.Ans-[A125KJ, U g, 185718.80.5 Kg-297817, 37-8%]Q3: Steam is supplied to a35°c. It expands in the fIst torbine untile it is Justtiwo-Stage turbine at uo bor andHdry Saturated, tten it is reheated to 350t and expamdedthrough the second-Stage turbine, the condenser pressureEl is o63r bor.Calculate e work output and the heatSuplied per leg of Steam for the plant, assuming icealpricesses andnighectingte teed pump term, amd Caltuletede cycle eicienefAns- E1z9015, 3362 19 , 38-4%]DIQ4:, If the expansion proc esses in tle turbine of Ca3)Yhave sentropic efficiencles .t s4% and 78% respectivelyin the 1and 2nd Stages, Caleulate the work output ondthe heat supptied per icg ot Steam the thermal efticienyA omd- the Specitic 6team Consumption.1026 1g - 3311 1g 31.1%, 3.5I kaj kw.iy

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Q4:, If de expansion processes in tle trbine of ca3) have dsentropic efficiencles .t 84% and 78%, respectively n the 1 and 2nd Stages ,Calculate the work output and the heat supptred pet icg ot Steam, the thermal efticiency and the Specific 6team consumptiom. 1026 g • 3311 15 31.17, » 3.51 Kaj kw ity

Q4:, If de expansion processes in tle trbine of ca3) have dsentropic efficiencles .t 84% and 78%, respectively n the 1 and 2nd Stages ,Calculate the work output and the heat supptred pet icg ot Steam, the thermal efticiency and the Specific 6team consumptiom. 1026 g • 3311 15 31.17, » 3.51 Kaj kw ity

Refrigeration and Air Conditioning Technology (MindTap Course List)

8th Edition

ISBN:9781305578296

Author:John Tomczyk, Eugene Silberstein, Bill Whitman, Bill Johnson

Publisher:John Tomczyk, Eugene Silberstein, Bill Whitman, Bill Johnson

Chapter48: Cooling Towers And Pumps

Section: Chapter Questions

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