In a Rankine cycle, steam leaves the boiler at(40 bar) and (500°C) then the steam expands through the turbine to a condenser pressure of (0.05 bar) and dryness fraction of (0.9). Neglect the pump work, draw the cycle on the (T-S) diagram and calculate: 1. The isentropic efficiency of the turbine. 2. The thermal efficiency of the cycle. 3. The specific steam consumption. Answers (1) Mist = 87.8% (2) t = 87.8% (3) S.S.C.-3.19 kg/(kw.hr)

In a Rankine cycle, steam leaves the boiler at(40 bar) and (500°C) then the steam expands through the turbine to a condenser pressure of (0.05 bar) and dryness fraction of (0.9). Neglect the pump work, draw the cycle on the (T-S) diagram and calculate: 1. The isentropic efficiency of the turbine. 2. The thermal efficiency of the cycle. 3. The specific steam consumption. Answers (1) Mist = 87.8% (2) t = 87.8% (3) S.S.C.-3.19 kg/(kw.hr)

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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