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Consider a water-cooled compressor operating at steady state. In the compressor, R134-a is compressed from state 1 (saturated vapor, 1 bar) to state 2 (8 bar). The mass flow rate of the R134a is 0.9 kg/min while the HT from the compressor by water cooling is 140 kJ/min. If the power input to the ccompressor is 3 kW, calculate the R134a exit temperature from the compressor.?
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