Engineering, 18.07.2019 21:30 fernandezvela27

Steam flows through a well-insulated throttling valve. the upstream (inlet) conditions are 500°f and 300 psia, and the downstream (outlet) pressure is 5 psia. (a) what is the downstream temperature (°c) of the stream? (b) for the same temperature and pressure conditions as stated above, if the flowing fluid was air (which you may assume is an ideal gas with cp-1.055 kj/kg"c), what would be the downstream temperature (°c)?

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