Consider a steam power plant which operates on the simple ideal Bapkos.cycle (shown in the next page), with the following conditions: • The boiler pressure is 3 MEa • The condenser saturation temperature is 50°C • The steam temperature at the exit of the boiler is 500°C • Water leaves the condenser as a saturated liquid • The mass flow rate through each component is 15 kg/s • The isentropic efficiency of the pump and the turbine are 100s and 80%, respectively • Energy is supplied to the boiler by combustion gases that come from a furnace. The gases enter the boiler at 1027'C and leave at 427C. The combustion gases can be treated like "air". • The condenser rejects heat to a river. The river water enters the condenser at 18°C and leaves at 40°C. The specific heat of the river water can be taken as 4.18 kigK
Consider a steam power plant which operates on the simple ideal Bapkos.cycle (shown in the next page), with the following conditions: • The boiler pressure is 3 MEa • The condenser saturation temperature is 50°C • The steam temperature at the exit of the boiler is 500°C • Water leaves the condenser as a saturated liquid • The mass flow rate through each component is 15 kg/s • The isentropic efficiency of the pump and the turbine are 100s and 80%, respectively • Energy is supplied to the boiler by combustion gases that come from a furnace. The gases enter the boiler at 1027'C and leave at 427C. The combustion gases can be treated like "air". • The condenser rejects heat to a river. The river water enters the condenser at 18°C and leaves at 40°C. The specific heat of the river water can be taken as 4.18 kigK
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