What is heat rate in turbine ?
A. Heat required for unit of power generated in specific conditions and specific fuel burning.
B. Amount of heat required to expand turbine blades
C. Amount of heat required to increase pressure of steam
D. None of the mentioned
Answer:A
What is heat rate in turbine ?
A. Heat required for unit of power generated in specific conditions and specific fuel burning. B. Amount of heat required to expand turbine blades C. Amount of heat required to increase pressure of steam D. None of the mentioned
Explanation: Heat rate in turbines is defined as heat required to generate unit power in turbine at specific fuel being burned at specific conditions.