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If 10kg of water at 920kPa pressure and at 60°C is heated to boiling point, then to dry saturated steam and then to superheated steam at a temperature of 210°C, determine: 2.2.1 the sensible heat;

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If 10kg of water at 920kPa pressure and at 60°C is heated to
boiling point, then to dry saturated steam and then to
superheated steam at a temperature of 210°C, determine:
2.2.1 the sensible heat;
2.2.2 the latent heat;
2.2.3 the heat supplied to superheat the steam
(Cp = 2.1kJ/kgK);
2.2.4 the total heat required for superheating the water.

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