Question 31 Steam overheated at a flow of 3.5 kg/s enters a turbine at 500 °C and 900 kPa and exits at 15 kPa. Assuming that the process is reversible and adiabatic: a. find the power supplied by the turbine in these conditions; b. sketch the T-s diagram representing this process; c. What is the actual power if the turbine has an isenttropic efficiency of 75%?

Question 31 Steam overheated at a flow of 3.5 kg/s enters a turbine at 500 °C and 900 kPa and exits at 15 kPa. Assuming that the process is reversible and adiabatic: a. find the power supplied by the turbine in these conditions; b. sketch the T-s diagram representing this process; c. What is the actual power if the turbine has an isenttropic efficiency of 75%?

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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