Elements Of Electromagnetics
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A steady stream of steam passes through an adiabatic turbine. It enters at 10 MPa, 450 °C and 80 m/s and at the exit it is 500 KPa, 40% quality and 30 m/s. The mass flow of the steam is 12 kg/s. a) With the power that comes out of the system, 252 100 W bulbs can be lit. Calculate the efficiency of the system. b) What is the area of the duct at the entrance? c) What is the volumetric flow at the outlet? d) What is the temperature of the steam at the outlet?
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