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A jet of steam 40mm in diameter is discharged from a nozzle at a speed of...

A jet of steam 40mm in diameter is discharged from a nozzle at a speed of 100m/s. With a specific volume of 3.5 m3/kg. The jet strikes a curved turbine blade, which deflects the steam through an angle of 30°, Ignore frictional loss.

a) the resultant force exerted on the blade by the stream if the blade is stationary

b) the resultant force exerted on the blade if it is moving horizontally at a speed of 50m/s

c) the power developed by the moving blade

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