1. Determine the thermal efficiency and the required steam flow rate [kg/s] for a reheat regenerative...
1. Determine the thermal efficiency and the required steam flow rate [kg/s] for a reheat regenerative steam power plant which is to produce 200 MW of electricity. The turbine drives a generator with an efficiency of 94%. The turbine inlet conditions are 160 bar and 590 C; after reheat, the steam is at 100 bar and 590 C; one closed heater is at 30 bar; an open feedwater heater is at 1.5 bar, and the condenser pressure is 0.10 bar. The turbine and pump efficiencies are 100%. The terminal temperature difference from both heaters is 3 C, and the drain from the closed heater is trapped to the open heater. The extracted steam exiting the closed heater is saturated liquid Also sketch the cycle on a T-s state diagram?
a)calculate the thermal efficiency and required steam flow rate.
b)calculate the optimum heater pressures.
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