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10. (25 Points) Steam enters an insulated nozzle at 140 psia, 600 F with a velocity of 100 ft/s. It leaves the nozzle at 20 p
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mr lodomis. P2=2opsia PREHopsia Nozzle T = 6ooor -> 12360°F V, - 100 ft/s Stuperheated raper Super heated Vapor h = 1220 BTU/Vz? =116.6425 @=> 27778.169 b) 112 = 1125.672 ft/s na lo ebols PA2 YZ 210 x A2 x4,25.672 & 10 2412 fts hox ft2x e 2 db see A2- Actual & kinetce Energy Isentrepce kinetic energy (voor habe At: 3328,7 1.672 BTU/LboR Pl=gopsia Tel22807 2, = 0;991 ² Sh=

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