Unit #4 – Heat Balance Problem 6. The conversion of older power plant
Set into combined cycle unit is called A. Rehabilitation Section I – Terminologies (20 pts). B. Rejuvenation Direction: C. Repowering D. Converted status 1. The thermodynamic cycle used in a 7. An engineer want to increase the thermal power plant is: temperature in the boiler but he want A. Ericson that the pressure should remain the B. Brayton same. What shall he do? C. Carnot A. Superheat D. Rankine B. Desuperheat 2. Rankine cycle efficiency for fixed C. Saturate steam temperature of any volume up D. Subcool to critical temperature will be 8. Which group contains processes that maximum for steam pressure of: are always part of any physically A. Critical pressure realizable vapor power cycle? B. 200 kg/cm2 A. Isentropic compression and C. 100 kg/cm2 isentropic expansion D. 203.5 kg/cm2 B. Isentropic compression 3. On which does the working pressure C. Adiabatic heat addition and of a boiler does not depend? adiabatic heat extraction A. Tensile strength of shell D. Isobaric vaporization and B. Thickness of shell isobaric condensation C. Factor of safety 9. When the boiler pressure increases or D. Type of fuel being fired when the exhaust pressure decreases, 4. A simultaneous generation of the amount of moisture: electricity and steam, or heat, in a A. Increases single power plant. B. Decreases A. Gas turbine plant C. Constant B. Cogeneration D. Zero C. Waste heat recovery 10. When the number of reheat stages in D. Steam turbine-gas turbine plant a reheat cycle is increased, the 5. Consider a simple Rankine cycle fixed average temperature: boiler and condenser pressures. If the A. Increases cycle is modified with reheating, B. Decreases A. The pump work input will C. Constant decrease D. zero B. The turbine output work will decrease C. The moisture content at turbine exit will decrease D. The amount of heat rejected will decrease Section II – Problem Solving (80 pts). two feedwater heaters. Determine the thermal efficiency and the net work Direction: obtained per kg steam. 1. A simple rankine cycle operates 5. A reheat cycle with two stages of between superheated steam at 6 MPa, reheating is executed, with steam 600°C entering the turbine, and 10 expanding initially from 10 MPa and kPa entering the pump. Determine the 540°C. The two reheating pressures maximum possible cycle thermal are 4 MPa and 1 MPa, and the steam efficiency. Draw the schematic and Ts leaves each reheater at 540°C. diagram. Condensation occurs at 60°C where hf 2. Steam at 100 bar, 600°C is received by = 251 and hB = 268 kJ/kg. Sketch the a rankine engine and exhausts at 2 T-s diagram. For the ideal cycle, and 1 bar, ΔPE and ΔKE are negligible kg/s of steam, find a. For the ideal engine, find W, w, a. QA e, and pm b. eth b. For the actual engine, Mb = 84%, egen = 93%, and the driven generator produces 30 MW. Find Wk, ek, total throttle flow, and estimate the exhaust enthalpy h2’. 3. Draw a flow diagram of a Rankine vapor cycle steam power plant. Steam engine drives 150-kW generator of 90% electrical efficiency; steam rate. 6.7 kg/bhp-hr; steam pressure, 1 034.6 kPag; 55.6°SH; exhaust to condenser at 15.2 cmHg abs; no feedwater heating. Motor driven boiler feed pump. Find a. eR b. etb c. ec 4. Consider the ideal regenerative cycle. Steam enters the turbine at 275 N/cm2, 320°C. Condenser pressure is 137 N/cm2. Steam is exhausted at 64 N/cm2 and 9.8 N/cm2 for purposes of heating the feedwater. The feedwater heaters are open heaters, and the feedwater leaves at the temperature of the condensing steam. The appropriate pumps are used for the water leaving the condenser and the