i need the answer quickly 4. A steam boiler with capacity 30 m contains saturated liquid water and saturatedvapor in equilibrium at 7 bar, initially the liquid and vapor occupy equal volumes.During a certain time interval saturated vapor is withdrawn from the boiler whilesimultaneously 15000 kg of liquid water at 40°C are added to the boiler. During theprocess the boiler maintained at constant pressure of 7 bar by the addition of heat. Atthe end of the process the saturated liquid remaining in the boiler occupies one-quarterof the boiler volume, and the saturated vapor fills the remainder. How much heat wasadded to the boiler during the process?

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4. A steam boiler with capacity 30 m' contains saturated liquid water and saturated vapor in equilibrium at 7 bar, initially the liquid and vapor occupy equal volumes.

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