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Transcribed Image Text:1. Isobutane gas and liquid mixture (x=0.9) is running through a valve to get 100% vapor condition
and then entering the turbine to produce work. The conditions are shown in the figure.
Isobutane mass flow rate is 10 kg/s.
Valve
20
Power out
Turbine
P₁ =
17bar
T₁ = 91.78 C
P2 = 10 bar
3
P3= .08 bar
T=20C
Determine:
a. The turbine inlet diameter is D2=0.05 meters. Determine the inlet velocity V2=?
b. If the turbine work is 535 kW what would be turbine outlet velocity in m/s? Neglect heat transfer
and potential energy.
c. compute the turbine exit diameter
d. Plot the diagram T-V showing all stages 1-2-3
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