Title: Optimal Selection of Cardinal Points of The Rankine Cycle
1Optimal Selection of Cardinal Points of The
Rankine Cycle
- By
- P M V Subbarao
- Mechanical Engineering Department
- I I T Delhi
Both Shape and Size are Important for Better
Performance !!!!
2Analysis of Cycle
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4Ideal Rankine Cycle
5Ideal Rankine Cycle P-h Diagram
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2
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6Optimal Design of Vapour Power Plant
7Ideal Rankine Cycle P-h Diagram
8Ideal Rankine Cycle P-h Diagram
9Ideal Rankine Cycle P-h Diagram
10Ideal Rankine Cycle
T3 4500C
2s
P2 variable
T1 400C
11Selection of Optimum Boiler Pressure
Tmax 450 oC
h
Pressure, MPa
12Selection of Optimum Boiler Pressure
Tmax 450 oC
x
Pressure, MPa
13Selection of Optimum Boiler Pressure
Tmax 450 oC
xh
Pressure, MPa
14qin
wnet
15qin
wnet
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18At a Given Maximum Temperature
h3
h4
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28Qin
Wnet
Tc
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30 Analysis of Rankine Cycle Techno-economically
Feasible Thermodynamic Model
An appropriate selection of operational
parameters Processes
31Parametric Study of Rankine Cycle
h
P max
32Parametric Study of Rankine Cycle
w, kJ/kg
Pmax, MPa
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34Parametric Study of Rankine Cycle
h
Tmax
35Parametric Study of Rankine Cycle
w, kJ/kg
Tmax, 0C
650
450
550
250
150
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37 Effect of inlet steam pressure (P) and condenser
pressure on Rankine efficiency with constant
inlet steam temperature of 470o C
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39The Rankine Cycle
smin
smax
40Equivalent Carnot Model of Rankine Model
- Heat Addition in Steam Generator, qin
- Mean Effective Temperature of heat addition for
equivalent isothermal process.
41Equivalent Carnot Model of Rankine Model
- Heat rejection in Steam Condenser, qin
- Mean Effective Temperature of heat rejection for
equivalent isothermal process.
42Equivalent Carnot Model of Rankine Model
Tm,in
Tm,out
smin
smax
43Analysis of Equivalent Carnot Model
- Net work out put
- Heat Input
Efficiency,