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A steam power plant has a net work of 992 kJ per kg of steam. What is its steam rate?
- 0.276 kg/kWh
- 1.008 kg/kWh
- 3.600 kg/kWh
- 3.629 kg/kWh
Answer
D. 3.629 kg/kWh
Solution
Steam rate = 3600/wnet = 3600/992 = 3.629 kg/kWh.
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