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    1. The document describes a Rankine cycle system with a furnace, turbine, condenser, feedwater pump, and generator. Mass and volume flow rates are noted. 2. Key equations are provided for the thermal efficiency of the Rankine cycle, enthalpy as a function of temperature and pressure, and definitions of steam quality and turbine/pump efficiencies. 3. A T-S diagram is shown illustrating the ideal and actual processes of heating, expansion in the turbine, and condensation.

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    1. The document describes a Rankine cycle system with a furnace, turbine, condenser, feedwater pump, and generator. Mass and volume flow rates are noted. 2. Key equations are provided for the thermal efficiency of the Rankine cycle, enthalpy as a function of temperature and pressure, and definitions of steam quality and turbine/pump efficiencies. 3. A T-S diagram is shown illustrating the ideal and actual processes of heating, expansion in the turbine, and condensation.

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    M M G M: /: Rate Flow: Rate Flow Mass & & &

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    1. The document describes a Rankine cycle system with a furnace, turbine, condenser, feedwater pump, and generator. Mass and volume flow rates are noted. 2. Key equations are provided for the thermal efficiency of the Rankine cycle, enthalpy as a function of temperature and pressure, and definitions of steam quality and turbine/pump efficiencies. 3. A T-S diagram is shown illustrating the ideal and actual processes of heating, expansion in the turbine, and condensation.

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    K.E.

    Holbert

    8/31/2007
    Furnace/Boiler/
    Reactor
    3

    Qadd

    Turbine

    Wpump

    Pnet = Wturb Wpump

    Feedwater
    Pump

    mass flow rate : m&


    volume flow rate : G = m& = m& /

    Qcond
    th =

    Condenser

    Critical Point

    Pnet Wturb W pump


    =
    Qadd
    Qadd

    3
    Superheated Steam
    (Tables A-3 & A-5)

    con

    sta
    nt

    h(T , p) = h f (T ) + f (T ) [ p p sat (T )]

    p=

    Temperature, T

    Compressed Liquid :
    (T , p) f (T )

    pressure (p) = constant

    con

    sta
    nt

    Compressed
    Liquid
    (Table A-3)
    p=

    Saturated
    liquid (f)
    line

    Wturb = Pgross

    Generator

    Reversible
    (Ideal)
    Irreversible
    (Actual)

    Saturated Steam
    (Tables A-1, A-2, A-4a, A-4b)

    2'
    2

    Saturated
    vapor (g)
    line

    x
    1

    4'

    Quality (x)

    Entropy, s
    ; Pump: (Q = 0; s2 = s1)
    ideal
    W pump
    = m& (h2 h1 ) m& 1 ( p2 p1 )

    ideal
    Wturb
    = m& (h3 h4 )

    actual
    W pump
    = m& (h2' h1 ) m& 1 ( p2' p1 )

    actual
    Wturb
    = m& (h3 h4' )

    pump =

    ideal
    W pump
    actual
    W pump

    hideal
    h h
    =
    = 2 1
    hactual h2' h1

    ; Heating: (W = 0)
    Qadd = m& (h3 h2 / 2' )

    Steam Quality : x =
    T-S_diagram

    ; Turbine: (Q = 0; s4 = s3)

    turb =

    actual
    Wturb
    ideal
    Wturb

    hactual h3 h4'
    =
    h3 h4
    hideal

    ; Condenser: (W = 0)
    Qcond = m& (h4 / 4' h1 )
    hx h f
    sx s f x f
    mass of vapor
    =
    =
    =
    mass of liquid & vapor hg h f
    sg s f g f
    Rankine Cycle

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