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Superheat Rankine Cycle Example

Superheat Rankine Cycle Example. Q in. 2. 3. W out. boiler. Turbine.

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Superheat Rankine Cycle Example

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  1. Superheat Rankine Cycle Example Qin 2 3 Wout boiler Turbine Consider the superheat Rankine power cycle as we analyzed before. But this time we are going to look at the system at a more practical sense. As before, the steam exits from the turbine will be 100% saturated vapor as shown. After condensing, saturated liquid enters the pump at a pressure of 0.1 MPa. However, both the turbine and the pump are operating at an isentropic efficiency of 80%. Determine (a) the rate of heat transfer into the boiler per unit mass, (b) the net power generation per unit mass. (c) the thermal efficiency, Win pump condenser 1 4 Qout 3 T 2 2s 4 4s 1 s

  2. Discussion • Irreversibilities and losses are always associated with the operation of a real mechanical system. The existence of these unwanted effects is accompanied by an increase of entropy as required from the second law. (ex: 3 4s isentropic process, 3 4, entropy increases for a real process) • The efficiency of the turbine (ht) will decrease as a result of these losses: • The isentropic expansion work (Wt)s = h3-h4s is the ideal process and Wt= h3-h4 is the actual work done in a real process • Similarly, the isentropic pump efficiency can be expressed as • Because of inefficiency, h2-h1 > (h2-h1)s it required more work to pump and compress the liquid.

  3. Solution A-5

  4. Solution (cont.) A-6

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