Question #134600

Air enters the compressor of a gas turbine at 100 kPa and 25°C. For a pressure ratio of 5 and a maximum temperature of 850°C determine the back work ratio and the thermal efficiency using the Brayton

cycle.



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2020-09-23T14:55:10-0400


Given information

Initial pressure, p1=100kPap_1=100kPa

Initial temperature, T1=250CT_1=25^0 C

Compression ratio, r =5

Turbine inlet temperature, T3=8500CT_3=850^0 C

At temperature T1=250C=298KT_1=25^0 C=298 K and the pressure p1=100kPap_1=100 kPa

h1=295.17+(298295)/(300295)(300.9295.17)=298.608kJ/kgh_1=295.17+{(298-295)/(300-295)}*(300.9-295.17)=298.608 kJ/kg

(pr)1=1.3068+(298295)/(300295)(1.3861.3068)=1.35432(p_r)_1=1.3068+{(298-295)/(300-295)}*(1.386-1.3068)=1.35432

(pr)2=(p2/p1)((pr)1=51.35432=6.7716(p_r)_2=(p_2/p_1)((p_r)_1= 5 *1.35432=6.7716

At (pr)2=6.7716(p_r)_2=6.7716

By interpolating

h2=472.24+(6.77166.742)/(7.2686.742)(482.49472.24)=472.8168kJ/kgh_2=472.24+{(6.7716-6.742)/(7.268-6.742)}*(482.49-472.24)=472.8168 kJ/kg

At temperature T3=8500C=1123KT_3=850^0 C=1123 K

h3=1184.28+(11231120)/(11401120)(1207.571184.28)=1187.77kJ/kgh_3=1184.28+{(1123-1120)/(1140-1120)}*(1207.57-1184.28)=1187.77 kJ/kg

(pr)3=179.7+(11231120)/(11401120)(193.1179.7)=181.71(p_r)_3=179.7+{(1123-1120)/(1140-1120)}*(193.1-179.7)=181.71

(pr)4=(p4/p3)((pr)3=1/5181.71=36.342(p_r)_4=(p_4/p_3)((p_r)_3= 1/5 *181.71=36.342

At (pr)4(p_r)_4 =36.342

By interpolation

h4=756.44+(36.34235.5)/(37.3535.5)(767.29756.44)=767.38kJ/kgh_4=756.44+{(36.342-35.5)/(37.35-35.5)}*(767.29-756.44)=767.38 kJ/kg

We know the thermal efficiency of the cycle    

η=(1187.77767.38)(472.8168298.608)/1187.77472.8168η={(1187.77-767.38)-(472.8168-298.608)}/1187.77-472.8168

η=0.344η=0.344

η=34.4 %


The back work ratio

bwr=Wc/Wt=(h2h1)/(h3h4)bwr = W_c/W_t=(h_2-h_1)/(h_3-h_4)

bwr=(472.8168298.608)/(1187.77767.38)bwr =(472.8168-298.608)/(1187.77-767.38)

bwr=0.4144bwr =0.4144

bwr = 41.44 %



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