Mechanical Engineering Thermodynamics - Lec 20, pt 5 of 7: First Law - Open Feedwater Heater

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  1. Ron Hugo
  2. Mechanical Engineering (Professional Field)
  3. Thermodynamics (Field Of Study)
  4. Rankine Cycle (Namesake)
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sir the pump work in for state 1-2 should be multiplied by the fraction of (1-y) because it only handelling thet amount of fluid and your videos are still helping thsnks a lot

ajinkyaparalkar
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In the beginning around 2:45 when you said state 1-3-5, you meant state 3-4-5. It was a little confusing for a second.

kdu
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Sir, how is implementing a deaerator diffrent to an open feedwater heater ?

ratlakmin
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at 7:32, why is it not (h5-h6)+(1-y)(h5-h7)?

juneandlune
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sir how are u assuming (y=m_dot_6 / m_dot_5)

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