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    The document summarizes the power generation efficiency of a turbine using coal as input. 5100 kg/hr of steam at 15 kg/cm2g pressure and 250°C temperature enters the turbine with an enthalpy of 698 kcal/kg. Upon exiting, the steam is at 130°C with 2 kg/cm2g pressure and 648 kcal/kg enthalpy. The turbine produces 100 kW of power with a power generation efficiency of 33.72549%.

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    The document summarizes the power generation efficiency of a turbine using coal as input. 5100 kg/hr of steam at 15 kg/cm2g pressure and 250°C temperature enters the turbine with an enthalpy of 698 kcal/kg. Upon exiting, the steam is at 130°C with 2 kg/cm2g pressure and 648 kcal/kg enthalpy. The turbine produces 100 kW of power with a power generation efficiency of 33.72549%.

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    The document summarizes the power generation efficiency of a turbine using coal as input. 5100 kg/hr of steam at 15 kg/cm2g pressure and 250°C temperature enters the turbine with an enthalpy of 698 kcal/kg. Upon exiting, the steam is at 130°C with 2 kg/cm2g pressure and 648 kcal/kg enthalpy. The turbine produces 100 kW of power with a power generation efficiency of 33.72549%.

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    Cogen Calculation

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    The document summarizes the power generation efficiency of a turbine using coal as input. 5100 kg/hr of steam at 15 kg/cm2g pressure and 250°C temperature enters the turbine with an enthalpy of 698 kcal/kg. Upon exiting, the steam is at 130°C with 2 kg/cm2g pressure and 648 kcal/kg enthalpy. The turbine produces 100 kW of power with a power generation efficiency of 33.72549%.

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    Power generation efficiency of turbine

    Input
    Coal 1500 Kg/Hr
    Steam to turbine
    Q 5100 Kg/Hr
    P 15 Kg/cm2g
    T 250 0C h1 from steam table 698 kCal/kg

    Out from turbine


    Q 5100 Kg/Hr
    P 2 Kg/cm2g
    T 130 0C h1 from steam table 648 kCal/kg
    Heat energy input to turbine h1-h2 50 kCal/kg

    Power Outout 100 KW


    Equivalent thermal energy 100 x 860 86,000 kCal /hr

    Energy input to turbine 255000 kCal /hr

    Power Generation Efficiency 33.72549 %

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