In a condenser, saturated water vapour flows through cool water pipes, condenses on the surface of the cooling pipes and leaves the condenser as saturated liquid. Cooling water enters the 4-cm-diameter thin copper tubes at an average velocity of 3m/s and at 10°C, and leaves the condenser at 25°C. Saturated vapour at the inlet is at 80°C. What is the mass flow rate of the saturated vapour?

In a condenser, saturated water vapour flows through cool water pipes, condenses on the surface of the cooling pipes and leaves the condenser as saturated liquid. Cooling water enters the 4-cm-diameter thin copper tubes at an average velocity of 3m/s and at 10°C, and leaves the condenser at 25°C. Saturated vapour at the inlet is at 80°C. What is the mass flow rate of the saturated vapour?

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