2. For superheated water, given a pressure P-0.2 MPa, calculate the internal energy (u) and enthalpy (h)when the temperature is 560 °C.I.TABLE A-6Superheated watiermkgJ/igKP0.20 MPa (12021 C)O.88578 2529.10.95986 2577.1Sat150200250300270632769.12870.72971.23072.13277034877370483928841598439774642.3489335150.4 10.03045413.1 1020297.12707.28107.50817.71007.59418.2236851538.77939.0221924799A5989.65991.080492654.61.19890 273IA131623 208.8154934 296721.78142 31314201302500302.2224434 3479.9247550700800S00100066472.70656 38563201755110012001300405483.16848 4259.639938 4470.5

GIVEN- TABLE A-6 DETERMINE- INTERNEL ENERGY AND ENTHALPY AT 560…

2. For superheated water, given a pressure P-0.2 MPa, calculate the internal energy (1) and enthalpy (h) when the temperature is 560°C. I TABLE A-6 Superheated water mYkg P0.20 MPa (12021C) Sat. 150 0.88578 2529.1 0.95986 2577.1 1.0S049 2654.6 1.19890 2731A 131623 28088 154934 29672 1.78142 7.1270 7.2810 27063 2769.1 2870.7 2971.2 3072.1 32770 34873 37048 200 7.50S1 7.7100 7,8941 8.2236 85153 8.7793 9.0221 92479 94598 9.6599 98497 5150.4 10.0304 5413-1 102020 250 300 400 500 31314 3302.2 201302 224434 39288 4159.8 4397.7 4642.3 4893 3 700 3479.9 HOO 2.47550 4647 2.70656 38563 S00 1000 2.93755 40548 1100 1200 3.16848 4259.6 3.39938 4470.5

2. For superheated water, given a pressure P-0.2 MPa, calculate the internal energy (1) and enthalpy (h) when the temperature is 560°C. I TABLE A-6 Superheated water mYkg P0.20 MPa (12021C) Sat. 150 0.88578 2529.1 0.95986 2577.1 1.0S049 2654.6 1.19890 2731A 131623 28088 154934 29672 1.78142 7.1270 7.2810 27063 2769.1 2870.7 2971.2 3072.1 32770 34873 37048 200 7.50S1 7.7100 7,8941 8.2236 85153 8.7793 9.0221 92479 94598 9.6599 98497 5150.4 10.0304 5413-1 102020 250 300 400 500 31314 3302.2 201302 224434 39288 4159.8 4397.7 4642.3 4893 3 700 3479.9 HOO 2.47550 4647 2.70656 38563 S00 1000 2.93755 40548 1100 1200 3.16848 4259.6 3.39938 4470.5

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