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A tubular condenser containing 120 ¾-in. BWG 16 copper tube that are each 8.00ft long, condenses 22,100 lbm/hr of saturated steam at 120.0 °C using 870.0 gal/min of cooling water. The measured inlet and exit water temperatures are 20.0 °C and 46.0°C, respectively. You may assume that the wall temperature, T", is equal to the mean bulk temperature of the cooling water. a)How complete is the heat balance
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