Select the correct order of steps in the drop down lists below for the graphical analaysis method to determine the area required at the throat of a nozzle flowing a condensable vapour for a given set of iniet and exhaust conditions 1 Cick for List 2 Calculate the area per unit mass flow rate 3 Determine the specific volume at each intermediate pressure Determine the specific enthalpy at each intermediate pressure 4. Plot a chartigraph of showing the variation of area per unit mass flow rate against pressure Locate the minimum to determine the approximate throat location and critical pressure 6. Determine the value of dryness fraction at these intermediate pressures 7. Divide the change of pressure into a number a pressure steps

Select the correct order of steps in the drop down lists below for the graphical analaysis method to determine the area required at the throat of a nozzle flowing a condensable vapour for a given set of iniet and exhaust conditions 1 Cick for List 2 Calculate the area per unit mass flow rate 3 Determine the specific volume at each intermediate pressure Determine the specific enthalpy at each intermediate pressure 4. Plot a chartigraph of showing the variation of area per unit mass flow rate against pressure Locate the minimum to determine the approximate throat location and critical pressure 6. Determine the value of dryness fraction at these intermediate pressures 7. Divide the change of pressure into a number a pressure steps

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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