19. A tank containing saturated steam undergoes a rapid drop in pressure. This results in rainout from the steam. In the absence of any other process, use the con- servation equations of mass and energy to derive a relation for the rainout mass flow rate in terms of the depressurization rate. [Ans.: mg = (m, / h [(dh, I dP) – v,](dP/ dt)].

19. A tank containing saturated steam undergoes a rapid drop in pressure. This results in rainout from the steam. In the absence of any other process, use the con- servation equations of mass and energy to derive a relation for the rainout mass flow rate in terms of the depressurization rate. [Ans.: mg = (m, / h [(dh, I dP) – v,](dP/ dt)].

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Chapter7: Forced Convection Inside Tubes And Ducts

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