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For an ideal Rankine cycle operating between pressures of $30$ bar and $0.04$ bar, the work output from the turbine is $903 k J / k g$ and the work input to the feed pup is $3 k J / k g$ . The specific steam consumption is
(round off to $2$ decimal places).
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The correct option is A 4
$W_{T} = 903 k J / k g$
$W_{P} = 3 k J / k g$
Specific steam consumption $= ? (k g / k W - h r)$
$S S C = \frac{3600}{W_{T} - W_{P}}$
$\frac{3600}{903 - 3} = 4 k g / k W - h r$

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