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    Monday, 8 March 2021 1:23 AM: Reheat-Regen Page 1

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    Steam at 6.2 MPa and 420 degrees enters a turbine where it expands to 2.5 MPa and is bled for feedwater heating. It reheats to 330 degrees and continues expanding to 1.2 MPa before being extracted for condensing. The mass of steam is 1 kg/s. Calculations are required for the total heat added, turbine work, pumping power, heat rejected, mass extracted, net work, and cycle efficiency.

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    Steam at 6.2 MPa and 420 degrees enters a turbine where it expands to 2.5 MPa and is bled for feedwater heating. It reheats to 330 degrees and continues expanding to 1.2 MPa before being extracted for condensing. The mass of steam is 1 kg/s. Calculations are required for the total heat added, turbine work, pumping power, heat rejected, mass extracted, net work, and cycle efficiency.

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    Steam at 6.2 MPa and 420 degrees enters a turbine where it expands to 2.5 MPa and is bled for feedwater heating. It reheats to 330 degrees and continues expanding to 1.2 MPa before being extracted for condensing. The mass of steam is 1 kg/s. Calculations are required for the total heat added, turbine work, pumping power, heat rejected, mass extracted, net work, and cycle efficiency.

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    Monday, 8 March 2021 1:23 AM: Reheat-Regen Page 1

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    Steam at 6.2 MPa and 420 degrees enters a turbine where it expands to 2.5 MPa and is bled for feedwater heating. It reheats to 330 degrees and continues expanding to 1.2 MPa before being extracted for condensing. The mass of steam is 1 kg/s. Calculations are required for the total heat added, turbine work, pumping power, heat rejected, mass extracted, net work, and cycle efficiency.

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    Steam at 6.2 MPa / T = 420 degrees is supplied by a boiler
    to a turbine where it is bled out for feedwater heating at
    a pressure of 2.5 MPa. It continues to expand at a
    pressure of 1.2 MPa where it will undergo reheating until
    it reaches 330 degrees. It is extracted to a condensing
    unit at a pressure of 0.05 MPa. If mass of steam is at 1 kg
    per second, find the following:
    Monday, 8 March 2021 2:47 PM

    A) Total heat added in KW


    B) Turbine work in KW
    C) Total pumping power in KW
    D) Heat rejected in KW
    E) Mass of extracted steam in the open heater in kg/s
    F) Work Net in KW
    G) Cycle efficiency

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    5 kg/s of steam at 8 MPa and 545°C enters the turbine
    and expands to 3 MPa where steam is extracted for open
    feedwater heating, at the same pressure the remainder is
    withdrawn and reheated to 450°C. Expansion occurs
    again at 1.2 MPa where steam is extracted again for
    feedwater heating. The final expansion now occurs to a
    condenser pressure of 20 kPa. Determine the following:
    Monday, 8 March 2021 4:13 PM

    1. Correct Schematic and Ts diagram


    2. Enthalpies, kJ/kg
    3. Mass of the steam extracted, kg/s
    4. Total heat added and rejected, kW
    5. Turbine and Total Pump work, kW
    6. Net work and Energy Chargeable, kW
    7. Overall cycle thermal and engine efficiency, %

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