= (#3pp5dimagiba) A turbine with one extraction for regenerative feedwater heating, receives steam with an enthalpy of 3373 kJ/kg and discharges it with an exhaust enthalpy of 2326 kJ/kg. The ideal regenerative feedwater heater receives 11,338 kg/hr of extracted steam at 345 kPaa (whose h = 2745 kJ/kg). The feedwater enters the heater with an enthalpy of 140 kJ/kg and departs saturated at 345 kPaa. Calculate the turbine power. Π 1 Wk turbine gen. I₁ Boiler cond. 4 pump heater hot well 4 pump

= (#3pp5dimagiba) A turbine with one extraction for regenerative feedwater heating, receives steam with an enthalpy of 3373 kJ/kg and discharges it with an exhaust enthalpy of 2326 kJ/kg. The ideal regenerative feedwater heater receives 11,338 kg/hr of extracted steam at 345 kPaa (whose h = 2745 kJ/kg). The feedwater enters the heater with an enthalpy of 140 kJ/kg and departs saturated at 345 kPaa. Calculate the turbine power. Π 1 Wk turbine gen. I₁ Boiler cond. 4 pump heater hot well 4 pump

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