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    The document describes three problems involving steam turbines and thermal equipment. The first problem involves steam expanding through a turbine from 600°C and 8 MPa to 300 kPa and then to 10 kPa, exiting at 85% quality. It asks for the rate of work done. The second problem provides operating data for a turbine and heat exchanger arrangement, asking for the temperature T3 and power output of the second turbine. The third problem describes industrial waste water entering a flash chamber and saturated vapor exiting and expanding through a turbine to 0.08 bar at 90% quality, asking for the power developed by the turbine.

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    The document describes three problems involving steam turbines and thermal equipment. The first problem involves steam expanding through a turbine from 600°C and 8 MPa to 300 kPa and then to 10 kPa, exiting at 85% quality. It asks for the rate of work done. The second problem provides operating data for a turbine and heat exchanger arrangement, asking for the temperature T3 and power output of the second turbine. The third problem describes industrial waste water entering a flash chamber and saturated vapor exiting and expanding through a turbine to 0.08 bar at 90% quality, asking for the power developed by the turbine.

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    The document describes three problems involving steam turbines and thermal equipment. The first problem involves steam expanding through a turbine from 600°C and 8 MPa to 300 kPa and then to 10 kPa, exiting at 85% quality. It asks for the rate of work done. The second problem provides operating data for a turbine and heat exchanger arrangement, asking for the temperature T3 and power output of the second turbine. The third problem describes industrial waste water entering a flash chamber and saturated vapor exiting and expanding through a turbine to 0.08 bar at 90% quality, asking for the power developed by the turbine.

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    Ejerciciosturbinavapor PDF

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    The document describes three problems involving steam turbines and thermal equipment. The first problem involves steam expanding through a turbine from 600°C and 8 MPa to 300 kPa and then to 10 kPa, exiting at 85% quality. It asks for the rate of work done. The second problem provides operating data for a turbine and heat exchanger arrangement, asking for the temperature T3 and power output of the second turbine. The third problem describes industrial waste water entering a flash chamber and saturated vapor exiting and expanding through a turbine to 0.08 bar at 90% quality, asking for the power developed by the turbine.

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    MACHINES AND THERMAL EQUIPMENT I

    1. Steam enters a steady-flow turbine


    with a mass flow rate of 13 kg/s at 600°C,
    8 MPa, and a negligible velocity. The
    steam expands in the turbine to a
    saturated vapor at 300 kPa where 10
    percent of the steam is removed for some
    other use. The remainder of the steam
    continues to expand to the turbine exit
    where the pressure is 10 kPa and quality is
    85 percent. If the turbine is adiabatic,
    determine the rate of work done by the
    steam during this process.

    2. Separate streams of steam and air


    flow through the turbine and heat
    exchanger arrangement shown in
    Fig. 2. Steady-state operating data
    are provided on the figure. Heat
    transfer with the surroundings can
    be neglected, as can all kinetic and
    potential energy effects.
    Determine (a) T3, in K, and (b) the
    power output of the second
    turbine, in kW.

    3. As shown in Fig. 3, hot


    industrial waste water at 15 bar,
    180°C with a mass flow rate of 5 kg/s
    enters a flash chamber via a valve.
    Saturated vapor and saturated liquid
    streams, each at 4 bar, exit the flash
    chamber. The saturated vapor
    enters the turbine and expands to
    0.08 bar, x = 90%. Stray heat transfer
    and kinetic and potential energy
    effectsare negligible. For operation
    at steady state, determine the
    power, in hp, developed by the
    turbine.

    Ing. Nicolás Ortega Miranda ITESI Electromecánica

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