Can't get either part, thanks! Macmillan LearningSteam is used to pre-heat an air stream before it is fed into a combustion chamber. Steam enters the well-insulated heatexchanger at 415 °C and 300.0 kPa and is isobarically condensed to a saturated liquid. The air enters at 45.0 °C and 125.0 kPawith a rate of 1050 L/s and must be heated to 255.0 °C. Assume air is an ideal gas with MW = 29 and C₂ = 3.5*R.What is the flowrate of water leaving the exchanger?flowrate:-0.102IncorrectWhat is the heat interaction term for the water?heat interaction term:-260.98IncorrectL/skJ/s< FeedbackMacmillan LearningMake sure to use the correct specificvolume for the exiting water stream.xDouble check your expected sign onthe water stream. Should it be negativeor positive?

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Steam is used to pre-heat an air stream before it is fed into a combustion chamber. Steam enters the well-insulated heat exchanger at 415 °C and 300.0 kPa and is isobarically condensed to a saturated liquid. The air enters at 45.0 °C and 125.0 kPa with a rate of 1050 L/s and must be heated to 255.0 °C. Assume air is an ideal gas with MW = 29 and Cp = 3.5*R. What is the flowrate of water leaving the exchanger? flowrate: -0.102 Incorrect What is the heat interaction term for the water? heat interaction term: -260.98 Incorrect L/s kJ/s

Steam is used to pre-heat an air stream before it is fed into a combustion chamber. Steam enters the well-insulated heat exchanger at 415 °C and 300.0 kPa and is isobarically condensed to a saturated liquid. The air enters at 45.0 °C and 125.0 kPa with a rate of 1050 L/s and must be heated to 255.0 °C. Assume air is an ideal gas with MW = 29 and Cp = 3.5*R. What is the flowrate of water leaving the exchanger? flowrate: -0.102 Incorrect What is the heat interaction term for the water? heat interaction term: -260.98 Incorrect L/s kJ/s

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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Author:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

Publisher:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

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