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2. Determine the mass flow rate of steam through a nozzle having isentropic flow through it. Steam enters nozzle at 10 bar, 500 °C and leaves at 6 bar. Cross-section area at exit of nozzle is 20 cm². Velocity of steam entering nozzle may be considered negligible. Show the process on h-s diagram also. [2.202 kg/s] 3. In a nozzle steam expands from 12 bar and 300_C to 6 bar with flow rate of 5 kg/s. Determine throat and exit area if exit velocity is 500 m/s and velocity at inlet to nozzle is negligible. Also find coefficient of velocity at exit. Coefficient of velocity is the ratio of actual velocity of fluid at nozzle exit to the velocity at exit considering isentropic flow through nozzle. [At = 3.209 × 10?³ m²; Ae = 3.647 × 10?³ m²; 0.875]

          2. Determine the mass flow rate of steam through a nozzle having isentropic flow through it. Steam enters nozzle at 10 bar, 500 °C and leaves at 6 bar. Cross-section area at exit of nozzle is 20 cm². Velocity of steam entering nozzle may be considered negligible. Show the process on h-s diagram also.
[2.202 kg/s]

3. In a nozzle steam expands from 12 bar and 300_C to 6 bar with flow rate of 5 kg/s. Determine throat and exit area if exit velocity is 500 m/s and velocity at inlet to nozzle is negligible. Also find coefficient of velocity at exit. Coefficient of velocity is the ratio of actual velocity of fluid at nozzle exit to the velocity at exit considering isentropic flow through nozzle.
[At = 3.209 × 10?³ m²; Ae = 3.647 × 10?³ m²; 0.875]

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2. Determine the mass flow rate of steam through a nozzle having isentropic flow through it. Steam enters nozzle at 10 bar, 500 °C and leaves at 6 bar. Cross-section area at exit of nozzle is 20 cm². Velocity of steam entering nozzle may be considered negligible. Show the process on h-s diagram also.
[2.202 kg/s]

3. In a nozzle steam expands from 12 bar and 300C to 6 bar with flow rate of 5 kg/s. Determine throat and exit area if exit velocity is 500 m/s and velocity at inlet to nozzle is negligible. Also find coefficient of velocity at exit. Coefficient of velocity is the ratio of actual velocity of fluid at nozzle exit to the velocity at exit considering isentropic flow through nozzle.
[At = 3.209 × 10?³ m²; Ae = 3.647 × 10?³ m²; 0.875]

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07/04/2023

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