A stream of air at 35.0°C and a gauge pressure of 0.400 atm (Stream 1) flows into a pipe passing through a heater, emerges at 77.0°C and 0.200 atm (gauge), and splits into two streams. Stream 2 passes out of the system, and Stream 3 goes through another heater and emerges at 160.0°C and 0.050 atm (gauge). Flowmeters mounted in streams 1 and 2 show readings of 3120 L/min and 1940 L/min respectively. What should the flowmeter for Stream 3 read after the stream emerges from the heater?
A stream of air at 35.0°C and a gauge pressure of 0.400 atm (Stream 1) flows into a pipe passing through a heater, emerges at 77.0°C and 0.200 atm (gauge), and splits into two streams. Stream 2 passes out of the system, and Stream 3 goes through another heater and emerges at 160.0°C and 0.050 atm (gauge). Flowmeters mounted in streams 1 and 2 show readings of 3120 L/min and 1940 L/min respectively. What should the flowmeter for Stream 3 read after the stream emerges from the heater?
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![A stream of air at 35.0°C and a gauge pressure of 0.400 atm (Stream 1) flows into a pipe passing through a heater, emerges at 77.0°C
and 0.200 atm (gauge), and splits into two streams. Stream 2 passes out of the system, and Stream 3 goes through another heater and
emerges at 160.0°C and 0.050 atm (gauge). Flowmeters mounted in streams 1 and 2 show readings of 3120 L/min and 1940 L/min
respectively.
What should the flowmeter for Stream 3 read after the stream emerges from the heater?](/v2/_next/image?url=https%3A%2F%2Fcontent.bartleby.com%2Fqna-images%2Fquestion%2F45331368-e9f7-40d7-b375-9e8673cb9e7c%2Fd3477617-c3e9-4146-aefc-0e8b8f055899%2Fw6ufk8_processed.jpeg&w=3840&q=75)
Transcribed Image Text:A stream of air at 35.0°C and a gauge pressure of 0.400 atm (Stream 1) flows into a pipe passing through a heater, emerges at 77.0°C
and 0.200 atm (gauge), and splits into two streams. Stream 2 passes out of the system, and Stream 3 goes through another heater and
emerges at 160.0°C and 0.050 atm (gauge). Flowmeters mounted in streams 1 and 2 show readings of 3120 L/min and 1940 L/min
respectively.
What should the flowmeter for Stream 3 read after the stream emerges from the heater?
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