1150A Parson's reaction turbine has the following data for a particular stage; turbine speed is1500 RPM, Rotor mean radius is 0.5 m, stage efficiency is 80%, Blade outlet angle (20)Speed ratio is. 0.7. Draw velocity triangle choosing appropriate scale and estimate theavailable isentropic enthalpy drop in the stage.uh? branches)(6 Mark each)

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