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Energy Balances on Non-Reactive Systems

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This lecture covers the energy balance on non-reactive systems, focusing on the conversion of liquid water to saturated steam in a boiler. The instructor explains how to calculate the heat input required to produce steam and the kinetic energy involved. The lecture also delves into using steam tables to determine specific enthalpy values and the heat transfer process. Various calculations are performed to understand the energy transformations in the system.

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