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is heated under constant pressure of 13.7 bar until it is converted into Steam with 111 of Super- heated. Determine the quenti ty of heat Supplied during Superheating and the total [268 1g - 2852 kg] leg of water at 47.8€ heat.

is heated under constant pressure of 13.7 bar until it is converted into Steam with 111 of Super- heated. Determine the quenti ty of heat Supplied during Superheating and the total [268 1g - 2852 kg] leg of water at 47.8€ heat.

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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