A closed loop air driven brayton cycle uses acompressor and 2 reheat stages during theexpansion.Compressor isentropic efficiency = 100%Each turbine isentropic efficiency = 80%%3D%3DPmin of the cycle = 100kPa%DPmax of the cycle = 2.7 MPaPressure ratio on each turbine = 3Tmin in cycle = 27 C%3DTmax in cycle = 1327 CHeat addition during each reheat stage is 25%%3Dof the heat addition happening from thecompressor outlet to the turbine.Determine an expression for the thermalefficiency as a function of enthalpy at eachstate in a symbolic way. (ex. n, h3)

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Tmin in cycle = 27 C Tmax in cycle = 1327 C %3D Heat addition during each reheat stage is 25 of the heat addition happening from the compressor outlet to the turbine. Determine an expression for the thermal efficiency as a function of enthalpy at each state in a symbolic way. (ex. n, h3)

Tmin in cycle = 27 C Tmax in cycle = 1327 C %3D Heat addition during each reheat stage is 25 of the heat addition happening from the compressor outlet to the turbine. Determine an expression for the thermal efficiency as a function of enthalpy at each state in a symbolic way. (ex. n, h3)

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