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Factors Influencing Rankine Cycle Efficiency by Kadiyam Vijay is a document available to read on EtoBox.
The document discusses how three variables - superheating of steam, boiler pressure, and condenser pressure - affect the efficiency and work output of a Rankine cycle. Superheating steam increases efficiency by raising the average heat addition temperature while keeping the average heat rejection temperature the same. Higher boiler pressure increases work output and reduces heat rejection, also improving efficiency. Lower condenser pressure similarly improves efficiency by increasing work output while reduc
- Author
- Kadiyam Vijay
- Language
- EN