If X is dryness fraction, Vf is specifl of saturated liquid and Vg is specific volume at dry and saturatedcondition, then the specific volume of wet steam is given as H V,+V,/x 3) V+x2V, 2) V+Vg.x 4) (1-x)V;+xVg 11-1

If X is dryness fraction, Vf is specifl of saturated liquid and Vg is specific volume at dry and saturatedcondition, then the specific volume of wet steam is given as H V,+V,/x 3) V+x2V, 2) V+Vg.x 4) (1-x)V;+xVg 11-1

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