(25 p) Steam at 30 bar and 320°C enters to a mixing chamber with a rate of 50000 kg/hand mixed with water at 25 bar and 200°C. The mixture leaves the chamber as asaturated vapor at 20 bar. Neglecting the changes in kinetic and potential energies andheat loss to the surrounding, determinea) the mass flow rate of water entering the mixing chamber.b) the rate of entropy generation in the mixing chamber.P20 barKARIŞIMLIISITICIP=30 barT-320°CP-25 barT200°CM = 50000 kg /h

Condition for steam P1=30 bar T1=320°C m1˙=50000 kgh or ms˙=13.88 kgsecCondition for water P2=25 bar…

(25 p) Steam at 30 bar and 320°C enters to a mixing chamber with a rate of 50000 kg/h and mixed with water at 25 bar and 200°C. The mixture leaves the chamber as a saturated vapor at 20 bar. Neglecting the changes in kinetic and potential energies and neat loss to the surrounding, determine a) the mass flow rate of water entering the mixing chamber. b) the rate of entropy generation in the mixing chamber. PF20 bar KARIŞIMLI ISITICI P=30 bar T=320°C P-25 bar T200C m - 50000 kg /h

(25 p) Steam at 30 bar and 320°C enters to a mixing chamber with a rate of 50000 kg/h and mixed with water at 25 bar and 200°C. The mixture leaves the chamber as a saturated vapor at 20 bar. Neglecting the changes in kinetic and potential energies and neat loss to the surrounding, determine a) the mass flow rate of water entering the mixing chamber. b) the rate of entropy generation in the mixing chamber. PF20 bar KARIŞIMLI ISITICI P=30 bar T=320°C P-25 bar T200C m - 50000 kg /h

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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ISBN:9780190698614

Author:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

Publisher:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

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