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Thermodynamics Regenerative Rankine Cycle
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[QUOTE="Kamuna, post: 6615394, member: 700027"] [B]Summary::[/B] regenerative rankine cycle Im a bit troubled by my home activity recently and maybe i could use some help this is the problem : In a steam power plant operating on regenerative Rankine cycle with one contact feedwater heater, steam enters the turbine at 8.0 MPa, 350 C and condensed in the condenser with a pressure at saturated temperature of 40 C. Some steam is bled at 700 kPa for feedwater heating. There are 27.5 kg/s of steam entering the high-pressure turbine, determine: a. extracted steam flow per second b. turbine work output in kW c. thermal efficiency of the cycle [B]( Home Activity : If the extraction of steam is at 1.2 MPa , determine a b, & c) [/B] My question is what is the meaning of the extraction of steam and where would i use the 1.2Mpa or should i change a variable in the given problem to 1.2Mpa? Thanks in advance [/QUOTE]
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