In a steady-state process, steam at 70°C and 100 kPa condense on the outside of a horizontal metal tube. This condensation occurs because 2 kg/s cooling water flows during the tube, with the cooling water entering the tube at 15°C and 101.33 kPa and exiting the tube at 35°C at the same pressure. Discover the rate of condensation of the steam on the outside of the tube, with units of kg/sec.
Potential and kinetic energy changes can be ignored