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1. A turbine in a steam power plant operates isentropically with an inlet pressure (P3) of 3.5 MPa and inlet temperature (T3) of 600 C. The water exiting the turbine is at 50 kPa (P4). Model the steam
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1. A turbine in a steam power plant operates isentropically with an inlet pressure (P3) of 3.5 MPa and inlet temperature (T3) of 600 C. The water exiting the turbine is at 50 kPa (P4). Model the steam power plant as an ideal Rankine cycle to evaluate the following: a. What is the phase of water, enthalpy and entropy at state 3 (turbine inlet)

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