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    The document discusses five problems related to gas turbine systems. Problem 1 calculates the power output of a gas turbine with given specifications operating between 15C and 610C. Problem 2 calculates the efficiency, specific work output, and power generated of a gas turbine operating between 288K and 1000K with a pressure ratio of 6. Problem 3 determines the cycle thermal efficiency, work ratio, and net shaft work per kg of air for a gas turbine operating between 15C and 1300C in two expansion stages. Problem 4 calculates the optimum pressure ratio, compressor work, turbine work, shaft work, and efficiency for a gas turbine operating between 15C and 1100C. Problem 5 finds the power developed and thermal efficiency for a gas turbine operating between 20C

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    The document discusses five problems related to gas turbine systems. Problem 1 calculates the power output of a gas turbine with given specifications operating between 15C and 610C. Problem 2 calculates the efficiency, specific work output, and power generated of a gas turbine operating between 288K and 1000K with a pressure ratio of 6. Problem 3 determines the cycle thermal efficiency, work ratio, and net shaft work per kg of air for a gas turbine operating between 15C and 1300C in two expansion stages. Problem 4 calculates the optimum pressure ratio, compressor work, turbine work, shaft work, and efficiency for a gas turbine operating between 15C and 1100C. Problem 5 finds the power developed and thermal efficiency for a gas turbine operating between 20C

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    The document discusses five problems related to gas turbine systems. Problem 1 calculates the power output of a gas turbine with given specifications operating between 15C and 610C. Problem 2 calculates the efficiency, specific work output, and power generated of a gas turbine operating between 288K and 1000K with a pressure ratio of 6. Problem 3 determines the cycle thermal efficiency, work ratio, and net shaft work per kg of air for a gas turbine operating between 15C and 1300C in two expansion stages. Problem 4 calculates the optimum pressure ratio, compressor work, turbine work, shaft work, and efficiency for a gas turbine operating between 15C and 1100C. Problem 5 finds the power developed and thermal efficiency for a gas turbine operating between 20C

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    The document discusses five problems related to gas turbine systems. Problem 1 calculates the power output of a gas turbine with given specifications operating between 15C and 610C. Problem 2 calculates the efficiency, specific work output, and power generated of a gas turbine operating between 288K and 1000K with a pressure ratio of 6. Problem 3 determines the cycle thermal efficiency, work ratio, and net shaft work per kg of air for a gas turbine operating between 15C and 1300C in two expansion stages. Problem 4 calculates the optimum pressure ratio, compressor work, turbine work, shaft work, and efficiency for a gas turbine operating between 15C and 1100C. Problem 5 finds the power developed and thermal efficiency for a gas turbine operating between 20C

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    Gas Turbine Problems

    Summer 2013

    1. A gas turbine unit has a pressure ratio of 6 and maximum cycle temperature of
    610C. The isentropic efficiency of the turbine and compressor are 0.82 and 0.8
    respectively. Calculate the power output in KW when the air enters the
    compressor at 15C at a rate of 16 kg/s. Take Cp= 1.005 KJ/kg K and = 1.4
    for compression process and Cp= 1.11 KJ/kg K and = 1.333 for expansion
    process.
    Winter 2012

    2. Calculate the efficiency and specific work output of a simple gas turbine plant
    operating on Brayton cycle. The maximum and minimum temperatures are
    1000K and 288K respectively. The pressure ratio is 6.The isentropic efficiency of
    the compressor and turbines are 85% and 90% respectively. If the unit
    consumes 2 tonnes of oil per hour of calorific value 46500 KJ per kg, determine
    the power generated .The mechanical efficiency is 905 and generation
    efficiency is 85%.
    May/June 2012

    3. In an open gas turbine plant, the pressure ratio through which air at 15 C is
    compressed is 14. The same air is then heated to a maximum permissible
    temperature of 1300 C first in a heat exchanger which is 75% efficient, and
    then in the combustion chamber. The air at 1300 C is expanded in two stages
    such that the expansion work is the maximum. The air is heated to 1300C
    after the high pressure stage. Determine the cycle thermal efficiency, the work
    ratio and the net shaft work per kg of air. The isentropic efficiencies may be
    assumed to be 85% and 86% for compressor and turbine respectively.
    Calculate the flow rate of air for an output of 240 MW. Assume Mechanical and
    Generator efficiency 90%.
    Winter 2011

    4. A gas turbine power plant operates between temperatures 15 C and 1100C .


    Calculate the following: (i) The optimum pressure ratio for the cycle for
    maximum power output, (ii) Compressor work, Turbine work, Shaft work and
    Work Ratio, and (iii) Plant efficiency. Take for air, Cp=1.005 kJ/kg-K and k = Cp /
    Cv = 1.4.
    Winter 2010

    5. The air enters the compressor of an open cycle constant pressure gas turbine
    at a pressure of 1 bar and temperature of 20C. The pressure of the air after
    compression is 4 bar. The isentropic efficiency of compressor and turbine are
    80 % and 85 % respectively. The air fuel ratio used is 90: 1. If the flow rate of
    air is 3 kg per second
    Find,
    (i) Power developed

    (ii) Thermal efficiency of the cycle


    Assume, Cp = 1 kJ/kgK and = 1.4, for air &gas and C.V.of fuel = 41800kJ/kg

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