Elements Of Electromagnetics
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41.149 kg per second of water at 0.03398675 kbarg and internal energy of 15000 kW is heated at constant pressure to saturated vapor and further heated at constant volume process until the pressure is quadrupled. Determine the ratio of the heat added during the constant volume process to the heat added during the constant pressure process.
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