EXERCISE 2.1. Given steam condition: 70 C, saturated liquid, find:A. SВ. VC. hD. UE. qualityF. moisture2. Given steam condition: 1 Mpa, saturated liquid, find:A. SB. vC. hD. UE. qualityF. moisture3. Given steam condition: 250 F, saturated vapor, find:A. SВ. VC. hD. UE. qualityF. moisture4. Given steam condition: 2.5 Mpa, saturated vapor, find:A. SВ. VC. hD. UE. quality 9:57 AMExercis...F. moisture5. Given steam condition: 1 Mpa, 70% quality, find:A. SВ. VC. hD. UE. moisture6. Given steam condition: 190 F, 25% moisture, find:A. qualityB. SC. V7. Given steam condition: 125 C, U-2000 KJ/kg find:A. qualityВ. Һ8. Given steam condition: 165 C, v = 0.100 m/kg find:A. qualityВ. S9. Given steam condition: 0.8 Mpa, h = 1000 KJ/kg find:A. qualityВ. UGiven steam condition: 3.5 Mpa, s = 5 KJ/kg-K find:A. s10.B. vO

(1) Given: Steam condition is saturated liquid at 70 C. Calculation: Consider the steam tables at 70…

1. Given steam condition: 70 C, saturated liquid, find: A.S B. v C. h D. U E. quality F. moisture 2. Given steam condition: 1 Mpa, saturated liquid, find: A. S В. V C. h. D. U E. quality F. moisture 3. Given steam condition: 250 F, saturated vapor, find: A. S, B. V С. h D. U E. quality

1. Given steam condition: 70 C, saturated liquid, find: A.S B. v C. h D. U E. quality F. moisture 2. Given steam condition: 1 Mpa, saturated liquid, find: A. S В. V C. h. D. U E. quality F. moisture 3. Given steam condition: 250 F, saturated vapor, find: A. S, B. V С. h D. U E. quality

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