A? = 0.0006 m² T? = 1100 °C P? = 10 MPa m? = 1 kg/s V? = 715.9 m/s P? = 8 MPa V? = 60 m/s P? = 20 kPa x? = 0.92

          A? = 0.0006 m²
T? = 1100 °C
P? = 10 MPa
m? = 1 kg/s

V? = 715.9 m/s
P? = 8 MPa

V? = 60 m/s
P? = 20 kPa
x? = 0.92

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Steam enters an adiabatic nozzle A1 = 0.0006 m^2 and leaves the nozzle at 8 MPa and V2 = 715.9 m/s. a) Determine the nozzle exit area (A2). b) Find the steam temperature (T2). c) The steam now enters the turbine where it produces work before leaving with the given conditions. Determine the power in the turbine. A = 0.000 m T = 110 L P = 0.1 MPa V = 715.9 m/s P = 8 MPa V = 60015 m/s P = 20 MPa X = 0.9 L