Q6. A steam power plant works on actual cycle with the following state points: State of point 2 is boiler outlet 60 bar and 400°C. State of point 3 is turbine outlet 3 bar and x= 0.95. State of point 4 is condenser outlet 3 bar saturated liquid. Pump works irreversibly with 90% compression efficiency. Find the following: (a). Label T and S values for each state point (b). Calculate H for each state point. (c). Calculate Qboiler, WSnet, cycle (d). Find nurbine for isentropic expansion 3 bar -2 60 bar 33

Q6. A steam power plant works on actual cycle with the following state points: State of point 2 is boiler outlet 60 bar and 400°C. State of point 3 is turbine outlet 3 bar and x= 0.95. State of point 4 is condenser outlet 3 bar saturated liquid. Pump works irreversibly with 90% compression efficiency. Find the following: (a). Label T and S values for each state point (b). Calculate H for each state point. (c). Calculate Qboiler, WSnet, cycle (d). Find nurbine for isentropic expansion 3 bar -2 60 bar 33

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