The heat engine of Fig. 5.24 accepts 30 kJ/s of heat from a high-temperature reservoir and produces
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a) 10 hp,
b) 15 hp,
c) 20 hp. Determine the rejected heat and the efficiency of the engine.
Figure 5.24
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T, QH 30 kl/s Engine T.
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