Question #166005

A steam turbine operates under steady flow conditions. It

receives 7200 kJ/h of steam from the boiler. The steam enters

the turbine at enthalpy of 2800 kJ/kg, a velocity of 4000 m/min.

and an elevation of 4 m. The steam leaves the turbine at enthalpy

of 2000 kJ/kg, a velocity of 8000 m/min. and an elevation of

1 m. Due to radiation heat losses from the turbine to the

surrounding amount to 1580 kJ/h. Calculate the output of the turbine


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Expert's answer
2021-02-23T14:19:18-0500

Formula

QW=m[(ΔHoΔHi)+(Vo2Vi22)+g(hohi)]Q - W = m [(ΔH_{o} - ΔH_{i} ) + (\frac{V_{o}^{2} - V_{i}^{2}}{2}) + g(h_{o}-h_{i})]

Q = heat loss = 0.43 KJ/S

W = Work output

m = mass flow rate = 2Kg/S

ΔHo=ΔH_{o} = output enthalphy = 2000 kJ/kg

ΔHi=ΔH_{i} = inlet enthalphy = 2800 kJ/kg

Vo2=V_{o}^{2}= 133.33 M/S

Vi2=V_{i}^{2}= 66.66 M/S

ho=h_{o}=height at outlet = 1 M

hi=h_{i}= height at inlet = 4 M

g = accel. due to gravity = 10 M/S2


0.43W=2[(20002800)+(133.33266.6622×1000)+10(14)1000]0.43 - W = 2 [(2000 - 2800 ) + (\frac{133.33^{2} - 66.66^{2}}{2 \times1000}) + \frac{10(1-4)}{1000} ]

0.43W=1600+26.660.030.43 - W = -1600 + 26.66 - 0.03

0.43W=1573.370.43 - W = -1573.37

W=1573.370.43-W = -1573.37-0.43

W=1573.8W= 1573.8

Output = 1573.8 KJ/S



Note: the division by 1000 is to express the terms in KJ/S.


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