Find the rate of heat removed from the condenser

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2 kg/s of steam enters a SSSF condenser at 10 kPa and 90% quality; and exits as saturated liquid at 10 kPa.

Find the rate of heat removed from the condenser.

Evaluate the entropy change in the boiler, and determine whether it is irreversible, reversible or impossible.

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