Calculates the energy generated or steam outlet conditions for a steam turbine.
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Calculation Details and Assumptions below
Calculation Details
Step 1: Determine Inlet Properties
Using the Steam Property Calculator, properties are determined using Inlet Pressure and the selected second parameter (Temperature, Specific Enthalpy, Specific Entropy, or Quality). The Specific Enthalpy is then multiplied by the Mass Flow to get the Energy Flow:
- Inlet Energy Flow = Specific Enthalpy * Mass Flow
Step 2: Calculate Ideal Outlet Properties (Inlet Entropy equals Outlet Entropy)
Step 3: If solve for 'Isentropic Efficiency', Determine Outlet Properties
Using the outlet specific enthalpy, calculate the isentropic efficiency:
- Isentropic Efficiency = (Inlet Specific Enthalpy - Outlet Specific Enthalpy) /
(Inlet Specific Enthalpy - IDEAL Outlet Specific Enthalpy)
Step 3: If solve for 'Outlet Properties', Determine Outlet Specific Enthalpy
- Isentropic Efficiency = (Inlet Specific Enthalpy - Outlet Specific Enthalpy) /
(Inlet Specific Enthalpy - IDEAL Outlet Specific Enthalpy)
- Isentropic Efficiency * (Inlet Specific Enthalpy - IDEAL Outlet Specific Enthalpy) =
(Inlet Specific Enthalpy - Outlet Specific Enthalpy)
- Outlet Specific Enthalpy = Inlet Specific Enthalpy - Isentropic Efficiency * (Inlet Specific Enthalpy - IDEAL Outlet Specific Enthalpy)
Using the outlet specific enthalpy, calculate the outlet properties:
Step 4: Calculate Steam Turbine Energy Out and Generation (Power Out)
- Energy Out = (Inlet Specific Enthalpy - Outlet Specific Enthalpy) * Mass Flow
- Power Out = Energy Out * Generator Efficiency
Assumptions
- Inlet Mass Flows equal Outlet Mass Flow.