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In a Rankine cycle 0.9 MW is taken out in the condenser, 0.63 MW is taken out from the turbine, and the pump work is 0.03 MW. Let the temperature be 700 °C in the boiler and 40 …

In a Rankine cycle 0.9 MW is taken out in the condenser, 0.63 MW is taken out from the turbine, and the pump work is 0.03 MW. Let the temperature be 700 °C in the boiler and 40 …
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In a Rankine cycle 0.9 MW is taken out in the condenser, 0.63 MW is taken out from the turbine, and the pump work is 0.03 MW. Let the temperature be 700 °C in the boiler and 40 °C during the heat rejection in the condenser. (a) Does that satisfy the inequality of Clausius? (b) If the same cycle operated in reverse as a refrigerator, does that satisfy the inequality of Clausius?

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