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Steam enters a turbine at 1.4 Mpa and 320. The turbine internal efficiency is 70%, and the total requirement is 800 kw. The exhaust is to the back pressure system, maintains at 175kpa. Find the stean flow rate.
a. 2.62 kg/s c. 3.23 kg/s
b. 4.23 kg/s d. 5.34 kg/s
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