1. Steadily flowing streams of steam, A and B meet and mix, then flow in a steady state in a pipe C, all under adiabatic conditions. Stream A is at 55bar, 643-degree Kelvin and flows at 99.208lb/s; stream B is at 5500KPA and flows at 160kg/s. a) Determine the state of the mixture Cif Change of kinetic energy = 0 an change of potential energy = 0.b) If the speed of the fluid is Cis 1.64042ft/min, what is the pipe diameter in mm?

1. Steadily flowing streams of steam, A and B meet and mix, then flow in a steady state in a pipe C, all under adiabatic conditions. Stream A is at 55bar, 643-degree Kelvin and flows at 99.208lb/s; stream B is at 5500KPA and flows at 160kg/s. a) Determine the state of the mixture Cif Change of kinetic energy = 0 an change of potential energy = 0.b) If the speed of the fluid is Cis 1.64042ft/min, what is the pipe diameter in mm?

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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