A refrigerant of a certain thermodynamic cycle at a point during the evaporation process where its fraction dryness is 50%, and latent heat of 211.3 kJ/kg. Determine the enthalpy of this refrigerant at this point knowing that its saturated liquid enthalpy is 190.7 kJ/kg

A refrigerant of a certain thermodynamic cycle at a point during the evaporation process where its fraction dryness is 50%, and latent heat of 211.3 kJ/kg. Determine the enthalpy of this refrigerant at this point knowing that its saturated liquid enthalpy is 190.7 kJ/kg

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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