What is the minimum vapour pressure (in kPa) of the working fluid to drive a tur

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What is the minimum vapour pressure (in kPa) of the working fluid to drive a turbine?

Options:

A . 300

B . 700

C . 100

D . 50

Answer: Option B
Answer: (b).700

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