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Rudik [331]
3 years ago
8

Sketch and label a simple reheat cycle along with the appropriate T-s diagram?

Engineering
1 answer:
Tatiana [17]3 years ago
6 0

Answer:

A reheat cycle is used to increase the overall efficiency of the power plant.                            

Explanation:

The Reheat cycle is used --

1. to increase the efficiency of the turbine

2. to maintain the quality of the steam

3. to provide higher pressure ratio

The reheat cycle is used to to increase the net work output of the power plant.In reheat cycle, two turbines , one low pressure turbine and one high pressure turbine is used to increase the efficiency. The main purpose of the reheat cycle is to maintain the quality of the steam to 0.85 at the exit of the turbine.

               The figure given below shows a reheat rankine cycle.

In the cycle,

Process 1-2 is high pressure turbine

Process 2-3 is the reheater

Process 3-4 is the low pressure turbine

Process 4-5 is condenser

Process 5-6 is pump

Process 6-1 is boiler

A reheat rankine cycle is 30 -40% efficient than a simple rankine cycle.  

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