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- What is organic Rankine cycle? Describe and classify the fluids used through the T-s diagram.arrow_forwardHow to increase the thermal efficiency of a heat engine?____ A. Increase TH B. Decrease TH C. Increase TLarrow_forward3/7 Explain the following: 1. The flue gases leaving the air heater must be at high temperature? 2. Air and Flue gases can be circulated inside the boiler with out using fans? 3. The air leaked to the steam cycle must be removed?arrow_forward
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