

However, due to fluctuations in the operation of the primary loop of the system with nuclear energy, parameters such as the power of the heat source and the mass flow of the working medium in the system will change, which will affect the dynamic performance and operation of the SCO 2 Brayton cycle system. The supercritical carbon dioxide (SCO 2) Brayton cycle has been regarded as the main development direction of future nuclear power generation by more and more scholars, due to its high environmental efficiency and high thermoelectric conversion rate. 2Key Laboratory of Thermo-Fluid Science and Engineering of Ministry of Education, School of Energy and Power Engineering, Xi’an Jiaotong University, Xi’an, China.


Joule per kg and work done by the compressor ideal is equal to 100 kilo. We will basically get work done by the turbine. So it is our ideal and it is equal to 0.4 now solving this first equation and this second equation so from here we write from 1 and 2. W r is equal to basically w c over w t work done by the compressor over the turbine. W r of ideal is given to us as 115 point so b. So we know that w net, which is the net work done, is equal to work done by the turbine minus the work done by the compressor. So now here we have to find a net work output of the cycle. W r is equal to 0.4, and here we are given that the efficiency t is equal to the efficiency of c is equal to 0.85. W net is done, is equal to 150 kilo, joule per k, g and backwork ratio, which is represented by b. Hello students in this question, we are given an ideal batrons cycle where the net work done.
