A piston - cylinder device contains 1 kg of saturated water mixture with a quality of x = 0.23 and at a pressure of P = 120 kPa. Now, the system is started to be heated in a quasi-equilibrium process until the quality of the water inside the cylinder reaches to x = 0.8. Calculate the amount of heat added during the process in kJ.

A piston - cylinder device contains 1 kg of saturated water mixture with a quality of x = 0.23 and at a pressure of P = 120 kPa. Now, the system is started to be heated in a quasi-equilibrium process until the quality of the water inside the cylinder reaches to x = 0.8. Calculate the amount of heat added during the process in kJ.

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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