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Steam enters a well-insulated throttling valve (treat the process as adiabatic) at a mass flow rate...

Steam enters a well-insulated throttling valve (treat the process as adiabatic) at a mass flow rate of m=15 kg/min with an initial pressure of Pi= 550 kPa and initial temperature Ti= 200ºC and exits at a pressure of Pf= 200 kPa. What is the temperature of the steam upon exiting the valve?

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