8. After checking on the properties and Phase descriptions of water, the quality is found to be x = 0.70. How many % of the mass is in the liquid phase? A. 70% B. 0.70% C.100% D. 30%

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8. After checking on the properties and Phase descriptions of water, the quality is
found to be x = 0.70. How many % of the mass is in the liquid phase?
A. 70%
B. 0.70%
C. 100%
D. 30%
Transcribed Image Text:8. After checking on the properties and Phase descriptions of water, the quality is found to be x = 0.70. How many % of the mass is in the liquid phase? A. 70% B. 0.70% C. 100% D. 30%
7. An engine is required to produce 4500 kg of dry steam per hour. The quality of
steam in it is 90%. What must be the weight of the wet steam?
A. 4778 kg/hr
B. 5000 kg/hr
C. 5258 kg/hr
D. 6000 kg/hr
Transcribed Image Text:7. An engine is required to produce 4500 kg of dry steam per hour. The quality of steam in it is 90%. What must be the weight of the wet steam? A. 4778 kg/hr B. 5000 kg/hr C. 5258 kg/hr D. 6000 kg/hr
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