Answer :
m6=m7=0
Explanation:
Maximum process heating is achieved when all the steam leaving the boiler is directed to the expansion valve.( m4=m5) & (m6=m7=0) No power is produced during this mode.
when there is no need for process heat m5=m6=0.during this condition all the steam is passes through the turbine and condenser.
When there is a high demand for process heat all the steam is routed to the process heater and non to the condenser.m7=0
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