Steam is flowing into a steam power plant operating in a Rankine cycle. It exits the boiler at 5 MPa and 300C while leaving the turbine at 50kPa and 80% quality. The exit of the condenser is also 50 kPa at saturated liquid conditions while leaving the pump at 5MPA and 100C. Find the heat addition in the boiler, work done by the turbine, heat rejected by the condenser and input power to the pump in kJ/kg. (50 points) Turbine Qin Boiler i Qout Cooling water Pump Condenser 4 3 Dapline Ouele

Steam is flowing into a steam power plant operating in a Rankine cycle. It exits the boiler at 5 MPa and 300C while leaving the turbine at 50kPa and 80% quality. The exit of the condenser is also 50 kPa at saturated liquid conditions while leaving the pump at 5MPA and 100C. Find the heat addition in the boiler, work done by the turbine, heat rejected by the condenser and input power to the pump in kJ/kg. (50 points) Turbine Qin Boiler i Qout Cooling water Pump Condenser 4 3 Dapline Ouele

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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