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2. (pp11-2p151gutay) - Give reasons for the adoption of the modified Rankine cycle. Steam is supplied to an engine at 176.4 N/cm² and 350 C. Adiabatic expansion takes place up to the release pressure of 13.7 N/cm² after which the pressure drops suddenly to the exhaust pressure of 0.686 N/m². Determine; a) Work done per kg steam b) Specific internal energy of steam c) Heat removed in condenser per kg steam

2. (pp11-2p151gutay) - Give reasons for the adoption of the modified Rankine cycle. Steam is supplied to an engine at 176.4 N/cm² and 350 C. Adiabatic expansion takes place up to the release pressure of 13.7 N/cm² after which the pressure drops suddenly to the exhaust pressure of 0.686 N/m². Determine; a) Work done per kg steam b) Specific internal energy of steam c) Heat removed in condenser per kg steam

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Take note that the unit of exhaust pressure is in N/m² which is different from pressure 1 and 2. And also, kindly explain how you got the values you used. Thank you!
2. (pp11-2p151gutay) - Give reasons for the adoption of the modified Rankine cycle. Steam is supplied to an engine at 176.4 N/cm² and 350 C. Adiabatic expansion takes place up to the release pressure of 13.7 N/cm² after which the pressure drops suddenly to the exhaust pressure of 0.686 N/m². Determine; a) Work done per kg steam b) Specific internal energy of steam c) Heat removed in condenser per kg steam
Transcribed Image Text:2. (pp11-2p151gutay) - Give reasons for the adoption of the modified Rankine cycle. Steam is supplied to an engine at 176.4 N/cm² and 350 C. Adiabatic expansion takes place up to the release pressure of 13.7 N/cm² after which the pressure drops suddenly to the exhaust pressure of 0.686 N/m². Determine; a) Work done per kg steam b) Specific internal energy of steam c) Heat removed in condenser per kg steam
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