A conduit carrying water vapor has one inlet and two exits. At the inlet, the velocity...

A conduit carrying water vapor has one inlet and two exits. At the inlet, the velocity 25 m/s, the pressure is 4 bar and the temperature is 350 Celsius. The area at the inlet is 0.2 m^2 . At both the exits, the temperature and pressure are 300 Celsius and 3 bar respectively. The volumetric flow rate is identical at the two exits. Assuming steady-state conditions, calculate the volumetric flow rate at the exits.

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