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How much much heat must be supplied to water at 180 degrees celcius to make 1 kg of wet steam at 9000 kpa , having a dryness fraction of 80% ? .
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where are you looking in the steam tables to get the 103 kj/kg , nd how are you getting 163 , for q=h2-h1 =q=1866-163
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what table and column are you looking at to get 103 kj for the enthalpy , and how are you getting the 163 , for 1866-163?.
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where are you looking in the steam tables to get the 103 kj/kg , nd how are you getting 163 , for q=h2-h1 =q=1866-163
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