See please the attachRaschjot STU.sm (292.81 KiB) downloaded 356 time(s).

Hi. I don't understand how you get Q5 = 77.8518 % given that at T5 = 32.88°C and P5 = 5 kPa it must tu be Q5 = 50 %.

This is a more direct way of solving the problem, in the sense that the same results are obtained. A great advantage of using functions of two variables for thermodynamic variables is that now you don't have to look them up in tables, and therefore you no longer need to separate the vapor and liquid parts to find them in tables.

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Alvaro.

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Hi. I don't understand how you get Q5 = 77.8518 % given that at T5 = 32.88°C and P5 = 5 kPa it must be Q5 = 50 %.
Raschjot STU.sm (574.02 KiB) downloaded 332 time(s).

Best regards.
Alvaro.

At T5 = 32.88°C and P5 = 5 kPa it Q5 must be from 0 % to 100%.

If Q5=50% - it is not a steam turbine - it is a 50% steam turbine and a 50% water turbine ;-)
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Hi. I don't understand how you get Q5 = 77.8518 % given that at T5 = 32.88°C and P5 = 5 kPa it must be Q5 = 50 %.
Raschjot STU.sm (574.02 KiB) downloaded 332 time(s).

Best regards.
Alvaro.

At T5 = 32.88°C and P5 = 5 kPa it Q5 must be from 0 % to 100%.

If Q5=50% - it is not a steam turbine - it is a 50% steam turbine and a 50% water turbine ;-) ...

You're right. I put the numbers backwards. The correct question is why do you use Q5 = 50% since the correct value is Q5 = 77.85%?

In the attached file, in addition to showing the most direct way to calculate all the states, the T-s and T-h diagrams are added.

Raschjot STU Ideal.pdf (398.4 KiB) downloaded 275 time(s).
Raschjot STU Ideal.sm (308.22 KiB) downloaded 342 time(s).

Best regards.
Alvaro.

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Hi. I don't understand how you get Q5 = 77.8518 % given that at T5 = 32.88°C and P5 = 5 kPa it must be Q5 = 50 %.
Raschjot STU.sm (574.02 KiB) downloaded 332 time(s).

Best regards.
Alvaro.

At T5 = 32.88°C and P5 = 5 kPa it Q5 must be from 0 % to 100%.

If Q5=50% - it is not a steam turbine - it is a 50% steam turbine and a 50% water turbine ;-) ...

You're right. I put the numbers backwards. The correct question is why do you use Q5 = 50% since the correct value is Q5 = 77.85%?

In the attached file, in addition to showing the most direct way to calculate all the states, the T-s and T-h diagrams are added.

Raschjot STU Ideal.pdf (398.4 KiB) downloaded 275 time(s).
Raschjot STU Ideal.sm (308.22 KiB) downloaded 342 time(s).

Best regards.
Alvaro.

We can use Q=1, 0, 77.85% etc