Thermodynamics Help: Designing a Steam Power Cycle - Advice Wanted

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The discussion focuses on seeking assistance in designing a steam power cycle for a project. Participants are encouraged to share their expertise and provide advice on the topic. The original thread is suggested for further insights and continuity. The request highlights the need for expert guidance in thermodynamics. Overall, the thread emphasizes collaboration and knowledge-sharing in the field of steam power cycle design.
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Having some troubles designing a steam power cycle for a project - any experts that would be willing to assist and offer some advice? Any help would be greatly appreciated! Thank you.
 
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