steps and procedures oT Of calculating the pressure of 3.169 KPa as a result of mixing up the two tanks named 1&2 (linked by a valve) with the environment temperature of 25 °C. ake the following given data. (i) 400

steps and procedures oT Of calculating the pressure of 3.169 KPa as a result of mixing up the two tanks named 1&2 (linked by a valve) with the environment temperature of 25 °C. ake the following given data. (i) 400

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steps and procedures of calculating
the pressure of 3.169 KPa as a result
of mixing up the two tanks named
1&2 (linked by a valve) with the
environment temperature of 25 °C.
Take the following given data. (i) 400
KPa, 0.2 m3, quality 80% for Tank 1
with H2O. (ii) 250 °C,0.5 m3, 200 KPa
for Tank 2 with H2O

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