Calculate the work required to pump 45 liters/min of water from 170KPa and 40℃ to MPa in an adiabatic process. Express your answer in horsepower. From steam table: At 170 KPa and 40℃, h = 167.71 KJ/kg, v = 1.0077 x 10^-3 m^3/kg. At 7.5 MPa, h = 175.09 KJ/kg.

Calculate the work required to pump 45 liters/min of water from 170KPa and 40℃ to MPa in an adiabatic process. Express your answer in horsepower. From steam table: At 170 KPa and 40℃, h = 167.71 KJ/kg, v = 1.0077 x 10^-3 m^3/kg. At 7.5 MPa, h = 175.09 KJ/kg.

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