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Components of a binary vapour (mercury–steam) power plant Identify which of the following are included as core components in a classic binary vapour plant arrangement. Choose the correct option.

Q: Components of a binary vapour (mercury–steam) power plant Identify which of the following are included as core components in a classic binary vapour plant arrangement. Choose the correct option.

Concept In mercury–steam binary cycles, a mercury boiler/turbine (high-temperature topping) exhausts heat to generate steam for a steam turbine (bottoming), with associated condensers in each loop. Final Answer All of these

Difficulty: Easy

Steam turbine
Steam condenser
Mercury boiler
All of these

Correct Answer: All of these

Explanation:

Concept
In mercury–steam binary cycles, a mercury boiler/turbine (high-temperature topping) exhausts heat to generate steam for a steam turbine (bottoming), with associated condensers in each loop.

Final Answer
All of these

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