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    converted at constant pressure to saturated steam.
    Use the steam tables to calculate ΔH^(kJ/kg) for this process,
    and then determine the heat input required to produce
    15,800 m3/h of steam at the exit conditions. Assume the
    kinetic energy of the entering liquid is negligible and that
    steam is discharged through a 15-cm ID pipe
    (b)How would the calculated value of the heat input change if
    you did not neglect the kinetic energy of the inlet water and if
    the inner diameter of the steam discharge pipe were 13 cm
    (increase, decrease, stay the same, or no way to tell without
    more information)?

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