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Engineering, 05.10.2019 10:00 kendall984

Apiston-cylinder device with 12 kg of steam is cooled from heated from a temperature and pressure of 250 °c and 500 kpa until it is a saturated vapor. the weight of the piston is supported by the pressure of the steam and moves as the temperature increases. what is the work done on the steam in this process?

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