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| Topic | Hey Dante, you got a couple to discuss some engineering shit? |
| SgtSphynx 04/09/17 5:59:26 PM #1: | @DanteIsSlacking @Dantezoid I don't know which one you use. Anyway, I am designing a Rankine power cycle that is using a supercritical pressure, based on the problem statement. I am using reheat and feedwater heaters, one closed and one open. Am I correct in assuming I cannot get my enthalpy value at the exit of the closed feedwater heater to be higher than the saturated enthalpy value at the critical pressure? Or am I mixing that up? Granted, the data I have doesn't actually give me any values in the region I am working in so that is why I am using the saturated enthalpy value at critical pressure. Does that make sense or am I heading down the wrong path? --- *slurps yakisoba* *nods* *nods* ... Copied to Clipboard! |
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