Find the rate of entropy generation during mixing process

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A well-insulated feed water heater (mixing chamber) mixes steam at 500^oF with water at 80oF that flows at a rate of 8 lbm/sec. The mixture leaves the heater at as saturated water. If all pressures are 80 psi, find the rate of entropy generation (in Btu/R sec) during the mixing process.

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