ketch the process on a T-s diagram. Hint: Friction is the only potential source of irreversibilities here.) etermine the velocity of the steam at the outlet when the outlet pressure is 300 kPa. Vould a larger pressure at the exit, say 400 kPa, result in a larger or smaller exit velocity? Hint: Look at the trends of the relevant properties as the exit pressure increases.) here is an upper limit to the exit pressure of the diffuser. Identify which two properties you would use to "fix" the state of the steam at the outlet of the diffuser if you wanted to determ his maximum outlet pressure. What are the numerical values of these two properties under max outlet pressure condition? Hint: How small can the outlet velocity be for this to still be a steady flow device?)

ketch the process on a T-s diagram. Hint: Friction is the only potential source of irreversibilities here.) etermine the velocity of the steam at the outlet when the outlet pressure is 300 kPa. Vould a larger pressure at the exit, say 400 kPa, result in a larger or smaller exit velocity? Hint: Look at the trends of the relevant properties as the exit pressure increases.) here is an upper limit to the exit pressure of the diffuser. Identify which two properties you would use to "fix" the state of the steam at the outlet of the diffuser if you wanted to determ his maximum outlet pressure. What are the numerical values of these two properties under max outlet pressure condition? Hint: How small can the outlet velocity be for this to still be a steady flow device?)

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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