A 150 MW power plant using a regenerative cycle is utilizing steam at 5 MPa, 510°C. The open heater pressures are 3 MPa and 1MPa. The condenser pressure is 50 kPa. For the actual engine, the mass flow rate of steam circulated is 750,000 kg/hr and the generator efficiency is 90%. The actual exhaust enthalpy at the third stage in kJ/kg is

A 150 MW power plant using a regenerative cycle is utilizing steam at 5 MPa, 510°C. The open heater pressures are 3 MPa and 1MPa. The condenser pressure is 50 kPa. For the actual engine, the mass flow rate of steam circulated is 750,000 kg/hr and the generator efficiency is 90%. The actual exhaust enthalpy at the third stage in kJ/kg is

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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