4. Determine the enthalpy (h) for water at
(a) 200 ℃ with a specific volume of 0.9 m^3⁄kg.
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Engineering, 20.10.2021 07:20 corinaartsy
4. Determine the enthalpy (h) for water at
(a) 200 ℃ with a specific volume of 0.9 m^3⁄kg.
(b) 100 ℃ at a pressure of 0.7 bar.
Answers: 2
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