Liquid water at 95°C and at l atm flows through a heated pipe at a flow...
Liquid water at 95°C and at l atm flows through a heated pipe at a flow rate of 3.2 kg/s. It then leaves the pipe as steam. The water receives 10333440 J of heating from the pipe.
Calculate the temperature of the steam leaving the pipe. Take 0°C as the reference with zero enthalpy. The boiling point at the pressure of the system is 100°C.
Thermal properties: Cp of liquid water: 4200 J/kg.K Cp of steam: 1800 J/kg.K
Enthalpy of evaporation of water: 2760000 J/kg
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