Please show all the formulas used ,calculations and steps ...Answer for rate of availability distruction is 214 kw ..but I'm struggling to find it Lecture 2:Irreversibility and AvailabilityExampleSteam enters a well insulated turbine at 800°C and 10 MPa at a flowrate of 2.5 kg/s. The steam exits at 50 kPa. The isentropic efficiency ofthe turbine is 0.9332. Assuming a reference environment at 25°C,determine the rate at which availability enters the turbine, including thatassociated with flow work and the availability destruction rate from anavailability balance.

Given P1=10 MPaT1=800CoP2=50 kPaη=0.9332To=25 Co To find a)(a)the rate at which availability enters…

Steam enters a well insulated turbine at 800°C and 10 MPa at a flow rate of 2.5 kg/s. The steam exits at 50 kPa. Thể isentropic efficiency of the turbine is 0.9332. Assuming a reference environment at 25°C, determine the rate at which availability enters the turbine, including that associated with flow work and the availability destruction rate from an availability balance.

Steam enters a well insulated turbine at 800°C and 10 MPa at a flow rate of 2.5 kg/s. The steam exits at 50 kPa. Thể isentropic efficiency of the turbine is 0.9332. Assuming a reference environment at 25°C, determine the rate at which availability enters the turbine, including that associated with flow work and the availability destruction rate from an availability balance.

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