1. An executive of a company “Perpetual Turbines” claims that
his engineers have designed a steam turbine with the following
parameters:
• inlet conditions: T = 500◦C and p = 6MPa;
• outlet conditions: p = 0.1MPa;
• work performed by the turbine per 1kg of steam is w = 1200kJ/kg;
• turbine is adiabatically isolated.
Evaluate:
(a) specific enthalpy at the inlet and outlet of the turbine;
(b) phase descriptions of the steam entering and leaving the
turbine (e.g., superheated vapor, saturated vapor, saturated
mixture, etc.);
(c) quality x of the steam leaving the turbine;
(d) specific entropy of the steam at the inlet and outlet of the
turbine;
and
(e) based on your results, explain why the company “Perpetual
Turbines” cannot be trusted.
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