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A boiler operates at a constant pressure producing steam at a rate of 2520 kg/h with...

A boiler operates at a constant pressure producing steam at a rate of 2520 kg/h with a specific enthalpy of 2700 kJ/kg . The specific enthalpy of feed water to the boiler is 280 kJ/kg . The outlet pipe of the boiler is at a height of 15 m about the inlet pipe. The inlet and outlet velocities of 15 m/s and 35 m/s respectively.

Calculate

  1. Change in enthalpy
  2. Change in potential energy
  3. Change in kinetic energy
  4. The heat energy used by boiler

If 75% of the heat energy supplied by the combustion of coal is used by the boiler in forming steam, and combustion of 1 kg of coal produces 28000 kJ of heat energy.

  1. Heat supplied to the boiler by combustion of coal
  2. The mass flow rate of consumption of coal

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