Lecture

Vapor Power Systems: Basics and Efficiency

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This lecture covers the fundamental principles of vapor power systems, focusing on the Rankine cycle and its modifications. Topics include the components of vapor power plants, thermodynamic models, performance evaluation, and optimization approaches. The instructor discusses the impact of boiler pressure and condenser pressure on efficiency, irreversibilities in the cycle, and methods to improve performance such as superheating and reheating.

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