5.) A kilogram of wet steam is taken as a sample for study. It has a pressureof 0.805 MPa and an enthalpy of 2287 kJ/kg. What is the moisture percentageof the steam?• 23.56%• 76.50%• 55.41%• 89.49%Specific VolumeSetSat.LiquidVaper10v,10Internal EnergySat.VapurEnthalpyNet.Ligendh/EntropySat.Set.1SquidSalVaperPreaMPTemSat,LiyuidEvap.Eap.Evap.h,708.64 1866.I 2574.7 709 47 2057.0 2766 4711.85 2055.2 2767.02.0200 4.6647 6.68472.0253 4.6549 6.680277 168 86 LI128 249.3 713.34 1862.2 2575.6 714.20 2053.4 2767.5 2.0306 4.6451 6.6758716.52 2051.6 2768.1 20359 4.6355 6.6714718.83 2049.8 2768.6 2.0411 4.6260 6.6670255.6.75 167.7876 168.32 L1121 2524 711.00 1864 2 2575.2.78.79169.39 1.1135 246.3 715.66 1860.3 2576.0169.91 11142 243.3 717.95 1858.5 2576.4721.11 2048.0 2769.1 2.0462 4.6166 6.6628723.38 2046.3 2769 7 2.0513 4.6073 6.6585725.62 2044.5 2770.2 2.0563 4.5981 6.6544726.91 1851.1 2578.0 727.83 2042.8 2770.7 2.0612 4.5890 6.65022.0662 4.5800 6.646280.8182 171.46 1.116183 171.97 L116884 172.47 LI174170.43 1.1148170.95 1.155240.4237.6234.9232.2229.5720.22 1856.6 2576.8722.47 1854.7 2577.2724.70 1852.9 2577.6729.10 1849.2 2578.3730.04 2041.1 2771.28586.87.889172.96 1.1181173.461.1187173.94L11931.1200174.43174.901.1206227.0224.5222.0219.6217.3731.27 1847.4 2578.7 732.22 2039.4 2771.6733.42 1845.7 2579.1735.55 1843.9 2579.4737.66 1842,1 2579.8739.75 1840.4 2580.1734.38 2037.7 2772.1736.52 2036.1 2772.6738.64 2034.4 2773.0740.75 2032.8 2773.52.0710 4.571l 6.64212.0758 4.5623 6.63812,0806 4.5536 6.63422.0853 4.5450 6.63032.0900 4,5364 6,6264 TeeeL30 (191.64)1.35 (193.38)P(1 Sat.)10v10,151.25 2591.0 2787.6 6.4953145.86 2591.9 2788.8 64821 Sat.143.08 2555.I 2741.1 6J935 137.06 25518 2736.8 63683 175145.60 2566.2 2755.3 6.4234148.07 2577.0 2769.5 6.4561150.48 2587.6 2783.2152.84 25979 2796.6 6.5146144 J0 25848 2779 6 64622146.61 2595.3 27932 6.4914139 33 2563.1 27515 6.4008180141.94 2574.1 2763.7 6.43201851901956.4858155.16 2608.0 2809.7 6.5425157.45 2617.9 2822.6 6.5696148.87 2605.6 2806.5 6.5197 200151.10 2615.6 2819.6 6.5472 205159.70 2627.7 2835.3 6.5960 153.29 2625.5 2832.4 6.5739 210161.92 2637.3 2847.8 6.6217 155.A5 2635.2 2845.1 6.5999 215220164.12 2646.7 2860.1 6.6468 157.59 2644.8 2857.5 6.6253166.29 2656.1 2872.3 6.6713 159.70 2654.2 2869.8 6.6501 225168.43 2665.3 2884.3 6.6953 161.78 2663.5 2881.9 6.6743 230235170.56 2674.4 2896.2 6.7189172.66 2683.5 2907.9 6.7419174.75 2692.4 2919.6 6.7645163.84 2672.7 2893.9 6.6980165.88 2681.9 2905.8 6.7213 240245167.91 2690.9 2917.6 6.7441EntroprEnthaipySpeciie VelumeSal.TaperInternal KnerRYSet.laidErapLiundhyPreLidH 16T.7 LIIS168 6 LI128 249.) 713.14 I8622 2575 714.20 20534 27675j6s.12 II21 2524 7I1.00 I864.2 25752 7115 2055 2 27670 2.0253 4.6549 6.680220106 44451 6.6758255.6 708.64 I66.1 2574 ? 109 47 20570 21664 2.0200 46647 6.6847169 1I35 2463 713.66 1860 25760 71652 20516 2768.1 20359 46355 66714169.9 142 2433 717.95 INS.5 2536.4 71883 2049 8 27686 2.0411 4.6260 6.6670121.11 2048 0 2769 20462 4.6166 6 6628722.47 1854.7 25172 723.38 2046.3 2769.7 2.0513 4.6073 6.6585.77.791704) LI14 2404I 170.95 TISS 2376720.22 I854.6 2516.62 171.46 L1161 234.9 T24.J0 INS29 25T362322 126.9I 1851.1 25780725 62 2044 2770.2 20563 4 5I 6AS44727.83 2042.8 2770.7 20612 4.3890 6.6502730.04 2041.1 2771.2 20662 4.5800 6.64623 17197 L1684 17247 LI174229.5729.10 1849 2 25783731.27 1847.4 2578.1 132.22 20394 27716 2.0710 4.571II 6.642120758 4.5623 6.6381aS 172.6 LIIRI6 113.46 L118737 173.94 LI193174.43 L.1200114.90 112062270224.5222.02190211.)T34 38 2037T.7 2772.173342 1845.7 2579.1735.55 18439 2579.4131.66 1842.1 2579.8739.75 18404 2580.1136 52 2036.1 2772.6 2.0806 4.5536 6.63422.0853 4.5450 6.6303738.64 2014.4 2773.0740.15 2032.8 2773.52.0900 4,5364 6.6264

GIVEN DATA Enthalpy at 0.805MPa h=2287 KJ/Kg We have to find Quality of Steam

5.) A kilogram of wet steam is taken as a sample for study. It has a pressure of 0.805 MPa and an enthalpy of 2287 kJ/kg. What is the moisture percentage of the steam? • 23.56% • 76.50% • 55.41% • 89.49%

5.) A kilogram of wet steam is taken as a sample for study. It has a pressure of 0.805 MPa and an enthalpy of 2287 kJ/kg. What is the moisture percentage of the steam? • 23.56% • 76.50% • 55.41% • 89.49%

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5.) A kilogram of wet steam is taken as a sample for study. It has a pressure
of 0.805 MPa and an enthalpy of 2287 kJ/kg. What is the moisture percentage
of the steam?
• 23.56%
• 76.50%
• 55.41%
• 89.49%
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