Section F40e tnio.A sealed rig (1 m) contains 2 kg of water (liquid PLUS vapour) at 20°C.The rig is heated until the temperature inside is 95°C. Calculate:The quality of steam at 20°C. (%)Type your answer.41syourThe specific volume of the system at 95°C. (m³/kg)Type your answer.уре42The specific volume of the liquid at 95 °C. (m³/kg)Type your answer.

Given: Volume of rig is 1 m3 Contains 2 kg of water at 20°C Rig heated to 95°C

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Section F A sealed rig (1 m3) contains 2 kg of water (liquid PLUS vapour) at 20°C. The rig is heated until the temperature inside is 95°C. Calculate: