Problem (5.4) A nozzle in an impulse turbine delivers 1 kg/s steam to a set of blades moving at 200 m/s. The nozzles are inclined at an angle of 16° to the plane of the wheel. The blade velocity coefficient is 0.72, calculate the blade efficiency, work done and also estimate the energy lost in the blades as; m° (- 2) .Take the blade angles at inlet and | putlet =25°.

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Ans. [391.67 kW, 61.13 %]
Problem (5.4) A nozzle in an impulse turbine delivers 1 kg/s steam to a
set of blades moving at 200 m/s. The nozzles are inclined at an angle of
16° to the plane of the wheel. The blade velocity coefficient is 0.72,
calculate the blade efficiency, work done and also estimate the energy
V?.
lost in the blades as; m° (-2).Take the blade angles at inlet and
2
outlet =25°.
Ans. [76%,105 kW, 27.072 kW]
Transcribed Image Text:Ans. [391.67 kW, 61.13 %] Problem (5.4) A nozzle in an impulse turbine delivers 1 kg/s steam to a set of blades moving at 200 m/s. The nozzles are inclined at an angle of 16° to the plane of the wheel. The blade velocity coefficient is 0.72, calculate the blade efficiency, work done and also estimate the energy V?. lost in the blades as; m° (-2).Take the blade angles at inlet and 2 outlet =25°. Ans. [76%,105 kW, 27.072 kW]
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