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Physics, 22.07.2021 02:30 rainbowdashgirl68

The amount of steam has a flow rate of 100kg/s at the initial pressure p1;= 20bar, the initial temperature t1; =400°C adiabatic expansion in the turbine to dryness X2;=0.95. Determine the final volumetric end pressure and process engineering work?

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