The power plant of Fig. 5.25 provides a) 200 GJ/hr, b) 3000 MJ/min, c) 60 000 kJ/s
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a) 200 GJ/hr,
b) 3000 MJ/min,
c) 60 000 kJ/s from the boiler to the steam that flows through the plant. It rejects 120 GJ/hr to the environment, and the pump requires the power indicated. Calculate the horsepower output and the cycle efficiency. Is it necessary to include the pump power?
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