There are two turbine stages with a reheater in between, as shown below and the following conditions are provided.Assume the mass flow rate of air = 1 Kg/s.Turbinestage 1Stream1234ReheatcombustorP (kPa) T (K)1200350350100120012003Turbinestage 2h(kJ/kg)Wcycle• Determine the total work developed, which is the sum of the work developed by the first stage and the workdeveloped in the second stage.• Determine the heat added in the reheater.• If the reheat is turned off, streams 2 and 3 no longer exist and we go directly from 1 to a new state at stream 4.What is h4 and what is the work generated in the turbine in this case?

Given:P1=1200 KPa T1=1200 KP2=350 KPaP3=350 KPaT3=1200 KP4=100 KPa

There are two turbine stages with a reheater in between, as shown below and the following conditions are provided Assume the mass flow rate of air = 1 Kg/s. 2 Turbine stage 1 in Reheat combustor 3 Turbine stage 2 W cycle

There are two turbine stages with a reheater in between, as shown below and the following conditions are provided Assume the mass flow rate of air = 1 Kg/s. 2 Turbine stage 1 in Reheat combustor 3 Turbine stage 2 W cycle

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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Author:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

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