A powerful contribution of the 1st and 2nd laws is to determine the design feasibility of...

A powerful contribution of the 1^st and 2^nd laws is to determine the design feasibility of a process/device/system. Please determine the feasibility of the following flow device: a steady-state flow device in which the inlet is steam at 300and 5 bar, the outlet is saturated steam at 100 and 1 bar, the device is adiabatic and produces approximately 500 kJ per kilogram of steam passed through the device.

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