Water is stored in a closed tank of capacity 0.1m. The quality of water is 60% and initial pressure is 7 bar. Heat is transferred to the water until the tank contains only saturated vapour. At the end of this process, determine the mass of vapour in the tank, and the final pressure inside the tank.

Water is stored in a closed tank of capacity 0.1m. The quality of water is 60% and initial pressure is 7 bar. Heat is transferred to the water until the tank contains only saturated vapour. At the end of this process, determine the mass of vapour in the tank, and the final pressure inside the tank.

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Water is stored in a closed tank of capacity 0.1m. The quality
of water is 60% and initial pressure is 7 bar. Heat is
transferred to the water until the tank contains only saturated
vapour. At the end of this process, determine the mass of
vapour in the tank, and the final pressure inside the tank.

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