Find the length of a 0.5 in. schedule 40 pipe required to heat water from 60...

Find the length of a 0.5 in. schedule 40 pipe required to heat water from 60 deg. f to 160 deg. f using condended steam at 260 deg f given water flowing at 600 lb/min.

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