SITUATIONAL PROBLEM NO IVA reheat cycle with two stages of reheating is executed with steam expanding initially from20MPA and 540degC. The two reheater pressures are 3.8MPA and 0.97MPa, and the steam leaverseach reheater at 540degC. Condensation occurs at 60degC. For an Ideal cycle of 1kg/s of steamfind:14. Heat Added15. Turbine Work16. Heat Rejected17. Pump Work18. Net Work19. Thermal Efficiency of the system

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