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water initially at 5MPa and 400 ° C, cools at constant pressure to 60 ° C....

water initially at 5MPa and 400 ° C, cools at constant pressure to 60 ° C.
Calculate the specific enthalpy change of the fluid due to the process.
T-S diagram locating the initial and final states of the process

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