Water is fed at 25 ° C to an open tank at a speed of 10kg.h-1....
Water is fed at 25 ° C to an open tank at a speed of 10kg.h-1. The water in liquid state leaves the tank at 88 ° C at a speed of 9 kg.h-1 and the rest, 1 kg.h-1, is lost in the form of water vapor. In steady state, what is the rate of heat input to the system? Make a diagram of the proposed system.
NOTE: For this exercise it is advisable to consult the steam tables to obtain the specific enthalpies of the liquid water and / or the saturated steam according to the temperatures indicated in the statement.
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