P=2 MPaT = 400°CV = 50 m/s2= 10 mQ4: (Section B) The power output of an adiabatic steamturbine is 5 MW, and the inlet and the exit conditions ofthe steam are as indicated in Figure. Find:STEAM(1) The work done per unit mass of the steam flowingTURBINEW =5 MWthrough the turbine.(2) The mass flow rate of the steam.P- IS kPa= 90%V - 180 mis2=6 m(Use Table A-5-1 and Table A-6-2)

Power output = 5 MW At inlet condition P1 = 2 Mpa T1 =400 C V1 = 50 m/s Z1 = 10 m At outlet…

Q4: (Section B) The power output of an adiabatic steam T,- 400C V- 50 m/s = 10 m turbine is 5 MW, and the inlet and the exit conditions of the steam are as indicated in Figure. Find: STEAM TURBINE (1) The work done per unit mass of the steam flowing W -5 MW through the turbine. (2) The mass flow rate of the steam. R-15 kPa (Use Table A-5-1 and Table A-6-2) - 180 m's

Q4: (Section B) The power output of an adiabatic steam T,- 400C V- 50 m/s = 10 m turbine is 5 MW, and the inlet and the exit conditions of the steam are as indicated in Figure. Find: STEAM TURBINE (1) The work done per unit mass of the steam flowing W -5 MW through the turbine. (2) The mass flow rate of the steam. R-15 kPa (Use Table A-5-1 and Table A-6-2) - 180 m's

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