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    Specific enthelpy at dryness fraction

    13g of water evaporated during the heating of the water to 100°C yes You are right I have used enthalpy of vaporisation, is this not correct? Is this also known as Hfg? For your information, I have just tried the calculations with 2676 kJ/kg and it has raised the efficiency from 120% to 121%...
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    Specific enthelpy at dryness fraction

    Hi there, You are nearly right. It's my fault for not explaining the situation properly. I had 1.8kg of water which was at 15°C, I boiled that in a kettle and timed how long it took to boil and switch off (310.4s). Then I did some calculations using specific heats to work out my kettles...
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    Specific enthelpy at dryness fraction

    Homework Statement Hi there, I am trying to complete a thermodynamics assignment. I am doing fine until I get to the following question. "Hx = Specific enthalpy at dryness fraction = hf + x . hfg" - I am not quite sure where Hf came from, I guess they want a value for Saturated liquid from...
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