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Hello,
I am trying to solve a problem about an open Gas Turbine. The given information would be:
- An open gas turbine draws in air from the surroundings having the m, cp, T1 and constant kL with the next values:
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- The air flow is heat over natural gas supplied:
- The pressure ratio is π = 10.
- In the turbine, the exhaust gas is brought to ambient pressure relaxed.
- For simplification it is assumed:
I should calculate T2, T3, T4 and efficiency.
But I am stuck at the temperatures calculation.
- I know T1=20ΒΊ+273=293K.
- I know the relation:
With this I can calculate T2=T1*(π)^(k-1/k)=293K*(10)^(0.4/1.4)=565.783K
- But now, how can I calculate the p1 or p2, the pressures from T1/T2. If I get p1 or p2, then I can calculate through their relationships with π, the other pressure and go further to p3. I also been given the mair and cp, but not sure how I can relate this to the pressures.
Thank you very much in advance.
I am trying to solve a problem about an open Gas Turbine. The given information would be:
- An open gas turbine draws in air from the surroundings having the m, cp, T1 and constant kL with the next values:
- In the turbine, the exhaust gas is brought to ambient pressure relaxed.
- For simplification it is assumed:
ο· Medium is an ideal gas.
ο· The mass flow of the supplied natural gas can be neglected
become: πΜ π§π’ = πΜ ππ = πΜ πΏπ’ππ‘
ο· The heat capacity of the exhaust gas corresponds to the heat capacity
of the air: ππ,πππ β ππ,πππππ
ο· The isentropic exponent is the same for all states valid.
ο· The mass flow of the supplied natural gas can be neglected
become: πΜ π§π’ = πΜ ππ = πΜ πΏπ’ππ‘
ο· The heat capacity of the exhaust gas corresponds to the heat capacity
of the air: ππ,πππ β ππ,πππππ
ο· The isentropic exponent is the same for all states valid.
I should calculate T2, T3, T4 and efficiency.
But I am stuck at the temperatures calculation.
- I know T1=20ΒΊ+273=293K.
- I know the relation:
- But now, how can I calculate the p1 or p2, the pressures from T1/T2. If I get p1 or p2, then I can calculate through their relationships with π, the other pressure and go further to p3. I also been given the mair and cp, but not sure how I can relate this to the pressures.
Thank you very much in advance.