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Data from a simple Rankine cycle power plant were measured to determine actual performance. The measured steam flow rate was 7 kg/s. The measured conditions of the water are shown in the following Table 4-4, which referred to Figure 4-4. Table 4-4: Properties of inlet and outlet conditions Data Device | Inlet conditions | Outlet conditions Pump | P1 = 10 kPa; T1 = 45°C | P2 = 5.2 MPa; T2 = 50°C Boiler | P3 = 5.1 MPa; T3 = 45°C | P4 = 5.0 MPa; T4 = 500°C Turbine | P5 = 4.5 MPa; T5 = 420°C | P6 = 15 kPa; x6 = 0.9 Condenser | P6 = 15 kPa; x6 = 0.9 | P7 = 12 kPa; T7 = 45°C Figure 4-4: A simple Actual Rankine Cycle Determine; (a) The rate heat addition (in kW) (b) The net power produced (in kW) (c) The heat rejection (in kW) (d) The thermal efficiency of the cycle (e) The turbine isentropic efficiency

          Data from a simple Rankine cycle power plant were measured to determine actual performance. The measured steam flow rate was 7 kg/s. The measured conditions of the water are shown in the following Table 4-4, which referred to Figure 4-4.

Table 4-4: Properties of inlet and outlet conditions
Data Device | Inlet conditions | Outlet conditions
Pump | P1 = 10 kPa; T1 = 45°C | P2 = 5.2 MPa; T2 = 50°C
Boiler | P3 = 5.1 MPa; T3 = 45°C | P4 = 5.0 MPa; T4 = 500°C
Turbine | P5 = 4.5 MPa; T5 = 420°C | P6 = 15 kPa; x6 = 0.9
Condenser | P6 = 15 kPa; x6 = 0.9 | P7 = 12 kPa; T7 = 45°C

Figure 4-4: A simple Actual Rankine Cycle

Determine;
(a) The rate heat addition (in kW)
(b) The net power produced (in kW)
(c) The heat rejection (in kW)
(d) The thermal efficiency of the cycle
(e) The turbine isentropic efficiency
        
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Data from a simple Rankine cycle power plant were measured to determine actual performance. The measured steam flow rate was 7 kg/s. The measured conditions of the water are shown in the following Table 4-4, which referred to Figure 4-4.

Table 4-4: Properties of inlet and outlet conditions
Data Device | Inlet conditions | Outlet conditions
Pump | P1 = 10 kPa; T1 = 45°C | P2 = 5.2 MPa; T2 = 50°C
Boiler | P3 = 5.1 MPa; T3 = 45°C | P4 = 5.0 MPa; T4 = 500°C
Turbine | P5 = 4.5 MPa; T5 = 420°C | P6 = 15 kPa; x6 = 0.9
Condenser | P6 = 15 kPa; x6 = 0.9 | P7 = 12 kPa; T7 = 45°C

Figure 4-4: A simple Actual Rankine Cycle

Determine;
(a) The rate heat addition (in kW)
(b) The net power produced (in kW)
(c) The heat rejection (in kW)
(d) The thermal efficiency of the cycle
(e) The turbine isentropic efficiency

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Data from a simple Rankine cycle power plant were measured to determine actual performance. The measured steam flow rate was 7 kg/s. The measured conditions of the water are shown in the following Table 4-4, which referred to Figure 4-4. Table 4-4: Properties of inlet and outlet conditions Data Device | Inlet conditions | Outlet conditions Pump | P1 = 10 kPa; T1 = 45°C | P2 = 5.2 MPa; T2 = 50°C Boiler | P3 = 5.1 MPa; T3 = 45°C | P4 = 5.0 MPa; T4 = 500°C Turbine | P5 = 4.5 MPa; T5 = 420°C | P6 = 15 kPa; x6 = 0.9 Condenser | P6 = 15 kPa; x6 = 0.9 | P7 = 12 kPa; T7 = 45°C Figure 4-4: A simple Actual Rankine Cycle Determine; (a) The rate heat addition (in kW) (b) The net power produced (in kW) (c) The heat rejection (in kW) (d) The thermal efficiency of the cycle (e) The turbine isentropic efficiency
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00:01 So here we can say heat rejection that is equal to m multiplied by h6 minus h theta.
00:14 This is equal to 7 multiplied by 2 360 minus 188 and this is equal to 15204 kilowatt...
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