Mechanical Engineering - Steam Boilers and Engines - Discussion
Discussion Forum : Steam Boilers and Engines - Section 1 (Q.No. 13)
13.
The temperature of condensate is __________ on leaving the condenser than that of circulating water at inlet.
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Hardeep nain said:
2 years ago
Here the temperature comparison between condenser water and steam coming from the turbine.
The temperature of steam water will always be higher than the condenser water outlet.
The temperature of steam water will always be higher than the condenser water outlet.
Muhammad Waqas said:
8 years ago
Suppose for Condenser.
Intel Temperature: 50 C.
Inlet Enthalpy: 100 KJ/kg.
Outlet Temperature: 50 C (Ideal).
Outlet Enthalpy: 60 KJ/kg.
Now, to change the enthalpy of fluid in condenser a water is flowing outside the tubes and to transfer the heat, the water should be at much lower temperature than the fluid in condenser may be it's at 30 C.
Intel Temperature: 50 C.
Inlet Enthalpy: 100 KJ/kg.
Outlet Temperature: 50 C (Ideal).
Outlet Enthalpy: 60 KJ/kg.
Now, to change the enthalpy of fluid in condenser a water is flowing outside the tubes and to transfer the heat, the water should be at much lower temperature than the fluid in condenser may be it's at 30 C.
HIREN DHAMELIYA said:
9 years ago
In condenser only phase change of median by latent heat, no change in temperature and pressure.
Adil Raza said:
1 decade ago
Can someone answer, that why at outlet temperature is higher than inlet. Because even if there is latent heat is transferring than temperature should remains the same?
Hardik Patel said:
1 decade ago
Because in condenser there is transfer of only latent heat.
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