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The water mixer is used to mix water steam with cold water as shown in the figure below. The properties are indicated for inlets 1 (steam) and 2 (Water) and the exit 3 (Saturated liquid). A₂-25 cm² T₂-20°C P2-3 bar T₁-180°C Pi 3 bar m₁ 40 kg/s Control volume Saturated liquid P3-3 bar (AV)-0.6 m³/s Compute using NIST tables: a. temperature at the exit 3. boundary b. The mass flow rates at 2 and 3. c. Velocity at inlet 2

The water mixer is used to mix water steam with cold water as shown in the figure below. The properties are indicated for inlets 1 (steam) and 2 (Water) and the exit 3 (Saturated liquid). A₂-25 cm² T₂-20°C P2-3 bar T₁-180°C Pi 3 bar m₁ 40 kg/s Control volume Saturated liquid P3-3 bar (AV)-0.6 m³/s Compute using NIST tables: a. temperature at the exit 3. boundary b. The mass flow rates at 2 and 3. c. Velocity at inlet 2

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The water mixer is used to mix water steam with cold water as shown in the figure below. The properties are indicated for inlets 1 (steam) and 2 (Water) and the exit 3 (Saturated liquid). A₂ = 25 cm² T₂=20°C P2-3 bar T₁-180°C -3 bar m₁ =40 kg/s 3 Control volume boundary Saturated liquid P3-3 bar (AV)=0.6 m³/s Compute using NIST tables: a. temperature at the exit 3. b. The mass flow rates at 2 and 3. c. Velocity at inlet 2
Transcribed Image Text:The water mixer is used to mix water steam with cold water as shown in the figure below. The properties are indicated for inlets 1 (steam) and 2 (Water) and the exit 3 (Saturated liquid). A₂ = 25 cm² T₂=20°C P2-3 bar T₁-180°C -3 bar m₁ =40 kg/s 3 Control volume boundary Saturated liquid P3-3 bar (AV)=0.6 m³/s Compute using NIST tables: a. temperature at the exit 3. b. The mass flow rates at 2 and 3. c. Velocity at inlet 2
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