Power in a Turbine: 30 bar to 0.2 bar, 80% Isentropic Efficiency, 300 KG/s

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The discussion focuses on calculating the power developed by a turbine as air expands from 30 bar to 0.2 bar with an isentropic efficiency of 80% and a mass flow rate of 300 kg/s. Key parameters include specific heat values, with Cv at 0.715 kJ/kg·K and Cp at 1.004 kJ/kg·K. Participants suggest using a h-s diagram to visualize the process and emphasize the importance of determining the correct temperature units, Celsius or Kelvin. The conversation encourages users to attempt solving the problem independently before seeking help. The overall goal is to find the actual work output of the turbine based on the given conditions.
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Homework Statement


air at a pressure of 30 bar and a temperature of 400 degrees expands through a turbine to a pressure of 0.2 bar. if the isentropic efficency is 80% determine the power developed for a mass flow rate of 300 KG/s


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Cv=0.715 KJ/Kg. K, Cp= 1.004 KJ/Kg.K



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Please attempt to solve this problem before asking for assistance. What are the temperature units C or K?

A h-s diagram will be helpful You are looking for workactual.
 
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