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Liquid woter at 200 K Pa and 15°C is heated 1n a chumber hy mixing it with Superheated stean at 200 KPa and 200°C, OrZE Liguid water enters, the mixing Chamber 'at a chamber is estimuted to Yose heat to the surroundinga air at 25°C at a rate of 600 KS/mind If the mixture leaues The nixing chamber at 200 K Pa and 80 determine Ca) the maso Plow rate of the 84per heatedsteam and (6) the wasted work potential during Thir rate A 4 Kg/s and the gixing procest 600 KJlmin つS GuIス) 20

Liquid woter at 200 K Pa and 15°C is heated 1n a chumber hy mixing it with Superheated stean at 200 KPa and 200°C, OrZE Liguid water enters, the mixing Chamber 'at a chamber is estimuted to Yose heat to the surroundinga air at 25°C at a rate of 600 KS/mind If the mixture leaues The nixing chamber at 200 K Pa and 80 determine Ca) the maso Plow rate of the 84per heatedsteam and (6) the wasted work potential during Thir rate A 4 Kg/s and the gixing procest 600 KJlmin つS GuIス) 20

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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Author:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

Publisher:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

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