00:01
So in this question we've been given a turbine system where we are looking at the expansion where we've got p1 being equal to 7 megapascal, we've got t1 being equal to 600 degrees celsius, and we've got the outlet conditions p2 being equal to 25 kilopascal and an x value that is 0 .95.
00:26
So the q loss, the heat loss, this is equal to 20 kilojoules per kilogram of the stable.
00:37
So this is the information that we have.
00:40
So if we look under these conditions, we are looking at an h1 value that is equal to 3650 .6 kilograms per kilojoules per kilograms.
00:50
This is coming from the steam tables and this is 0 .0556656 .6 .5 .6 .5 .6 .5.
00:57
Cubic meters per kilogram then looking at this state right here h2 is going to be equal to hf plus the x hfg and we're taking these values for the steam tables giving us an h2 that is equal to 25000 .185 kilojoules per kilograms then as for the v2 this is equal to the v f plus x2 vfg this gives us an f v2 that is equal to 5 .89 cubic meters per kilogram now that we have all this information we can then move on to determine the first part that is asking for the mass flow rate and this is a1 v1 over the v prime 1 and this is 1 .150 by 10 to the power negative 4 multiplied by 60 meters per second divided by 0 .05665, giving us a mass flow rate that is 16 .2 in units of kilograms per second.
02:11
Then moving on to the next part, we have the mass flow rate being equal to a2 v2 divided by prime 2...