Steam enters a turbine at 600 ᵒC at 7300kPa pressure and leaves the turbine as saturated steam at 75 kPa. . Turbine inlet diameter is 50 mm and outlet diameter is 300 mm. In case the velocity at the turbine inlet is 200 m / s Find the turbine output power a) find the heat transfer, ignoring kinetic and potential energy changes. B) kinetics Explain by calculating whether the energy change is negligible.

Steam enters a turbine at 600 ᵒC at 7300kPa pressure and leaves the turbine as saturated steam at 75 kPa. . Turbine inlet diameter is 50 mm and outlet diameter is 300 mm. In case the velocity at the turbine inlet is 200 m / s Find the turbine output power a) find the heat transfer, ignoring kinetic and potential energy changes. B) kinetics Explain by calculating whether the energy change is negligible.

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