Elements Of Electromagnetics
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A rigid vessel contain 5kg of wet steam at 0.4Mpa. After the addition of 9585KJ the steam has a pressure of 2.0Mpa and a temperature of 700°C. Determine the initial specific volume and specific internal energy
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