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    The document discusses a regenerative Rankine cycle, which improves the thermal efficiency of a Rankine cycle by lowering the heat added through a regeneration process. It extracts heat between turbine stages and uses it to preheat water coming from the condenser, raising the feedwater temperature to the boiler. It provides a schematic and T-S diagram of the regenerative Rankine cycle and examples of calculating cycle properties like enthalpies and efficiency given cycle parameters.

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    The document discusses a regenerative Rankine cycle, which improves the thermal efficiency of a Rankine cycle by lowering the heat added through a regeneration process. It extracts heat between turbine stages and uses it to preheat water coming from the condenser, raising the feedwater temperature to the boiler. It provides a schematic and T-S diagram of the regenerative Rankine cycle and examples of calculating cycle properties like enthalpies and efficiency given cycle parameters.

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    REGENERATIVE

    RANKINE CYCLE
    MODULE 7
    DISCUSSION
    REGENERATIVE RANKINE CYCLE

    Regenerative cycle/engine is an improvement of Rankine


    cycle/engine in order to increase the thermal efficiency by lowering the
    heat added to the cycle. This cycle could be single-stage or multi stages.

    REGENERATION – process where heat is extracted between


    turbine stages and used to heat water coming from the
    condenser thus, increasing the temperature of the feedwater to the boiler.
    SCHEMATIC DIAGRAM OF A
    REGENERATIVE RANKINE
    STEAM CYCLE
    T-S DIAGRAM OF A
    REGENERATIVE RANKINE
    STEAM CYCLEPROCESSES:
    •
    •Process 1-2 is an adiabatic (isentropic)
    partial turbine expansion from pressure 1 to
    a certain pressure 2. Then, point 2 is the
    extraction point wherein a fractional amount of
    steam is extracted for regenerative heating.
    •Process 2-3 is the continuation of
    adiabatic turbine expansion (isentropic) with
    the remaining steam after extraction
    • Process 3-4 is an isobaric heat rejection
    process
    •Process 4-5 is an adiabatic pumping
    process in pump #1
    • Process 5-6 is an isobaric mixing
    process,
    • wherein the condensate from the
    condenser is mixed with the extracted steam
    • Process 6-7 is an adiabatic pumping
    process in
    • pump #2
    • Process 7-1 is an isobaric heat addition
    process
    EXAMPLES
    EXAMPLES

    An ideal regenerative cycle has a steam generator outlet pressure of 10 MPa


    and temperature of 550°C. The condenser pressure is 10 kPa, and extraction for
    one stage of regenerative heating occurs at 1000 kPa. Determine the (a)
    enthalpies of the cycle, (b) the fractional amount of steam extracted for
    regenerative heating and (c) the cycle efficiency.
    ACTIVITY PLATES TITLE:
    REGENERATIVE RANKINE CYCLE
    DIRECTIONS:

    - SOLVE THE FOLLOWING PROBLEMS COMPLETELY ( GIVEN, FIGURE, REQUIRED,


    SOLUTION.)
    - BOX YOUR FINAL ANSWERS
    - USE 4 DECIMAL PLACES IN YOUR FINAL ANSWER AND IN BETWEEN SOLUTIONS
    - USE OUR STANDARD FORMAT
    An ideal regenerative cycle has a steam generator outlet
    pressure of 11 MPa and temperature of 650°C. The
    condenser pressure is 12 kPa, and extraction for one stage
    of regenerative heating occurs at 1200 kPa. Determine
    the (a) enthalpies of the cycle, (b) the fractional
    amount of steam extracted for regenerative heating and
    (c) the cycle efficiency.
    THANK YOU !!!

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