A turbine is driven by a system that enters the turbine at the ff. conditions: 500 kg/h, 44 atm, 450 deg C, 60 m/s linear speed. The steam exits at a point five meters below the inlet stream of the turbine with the following conditions: atmospheric pressure, 360 m/s speed. 70,000 W of shaft work is delivered by the turbine while 104 kilocalories/h heat is lost. Here are the questions to be answered: 1. Why is the value of Wexp 0? (Explain) 2. Given the above values, can you calculate the Wflow? (Yes/No)

A turbine is driven by a system that enters the turbine at the ff. conditions: 500 kg/h, 44 atm, 450 deg C, 60 m/s linear speed. The steam exits at a point five meters below the inlet stream of the turbine with the following conditions: atmospheric pressure, 360 m/s speed. 70,000 W of shaft work is delivered by the turbine while 104 kilocalories/h heat is lost. Here are the questions to be answered: 1. Why is the value of Wexp 0? (Explain) 2. Given the above values, can you calculate the Wflow? (Yes/No)

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