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Transcribed Image Text:Examine the following open gas turbine process. The temperature of the inlet air is 296 K and pressure is 100 kPa. The polytropic
efficiency of the compressor is 81.0% and pressure ratio is 7. The heat flow rate (fuel power) into process is 1.25 MW. The
maximum temperature of the process (after combustion chamber) is 1440 K and the polytropic efficiency of the turbine is 87.0 %.
The mass flow rate of air is 1.207 kg/s. A constant specific heat cp = 1.15 kJ/kgk can be used for the working fluid. Combustion
chamber can be considered as adiabatic.
Air in
Calculate:
O
Fuel
∞
CH
3
1) Temperature after compressor T2
2) Compressor power Pc
3) Temperature after turbine T4
4) Turbine power Pt
5) Thermal efficiency of the system nt
H
P
Flue
gas
K (with zero decimal accuracy)
MW (with three decimal accuracy)
K (with zero decimal accuracy)
MW (with three decimal accuracy)
% (with one decimal accuracy)
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