A regenerative gas turbine with intercooling and reheat is shown in Figure below. Air enters the first compressor stage at 100 kPa, 290 K. After passing an intercooler operating at 600 kPa, air enters the second compressor stage at 480 K. The pressure ratio across the two compressor stages is 10. The isentropic efficiency of both compressor stages is 85%. At the inlet of each turbine stage, the temperature is 1500 K and after the second turbine stage, the pressure returns to 100 kPa. The isentropic efficiency of both turbine stages is 90%. The second combustor operates at 400 kPa. The regenerator effectiveness is 70%. Determine: a) The heat transfer rate in the intercooler per unit of mass flowing b) The temperature of the air at the inlet of the first combustor c) The tmperature of the air at the outlet of the regenerator (stage 10)

A regenerative gas turbine with intercooling and reheat is shown in Figure below. Air enters the first compressor stage at 100 kPa, 290 K. After passing an intercooler operating at 600 kPa, air enters the second compressor stage at 480 K. The pressure ratio across the two compressor stages is 10. The isentropic efficiency of both compressor stages is 85%. At the inlet of each turbine stage, the temperature is 1500 K and after the second turbine stage, the pressure returns to 100 kPa. The isentropic efficiency of both turbine stages is 90%. The second combustor operates at 400 kPa. The regenerator effectiveness is 70%. Determine: a) The heat transfer rate in the intercooler per unit of mass flowing b) The temperature of the air at the inlet of the first combustor c) The tmperature of the air at the outlet of the regenerator (stage 10)

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