Lecture

Rankine Cycles: Basics and Energy Balances

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This lecture covers the basic concept of Rankine cycles, including heat input, work output, and wasted heat. It also discusses the diagram and energy balances in both ideal and non-ideal cases, highlighting the need for improvements and limitations.

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