"<span>Same </span>fluid<span> can behave as compressible and </span>incompressible<span> depending upon flow conditions. ... The most common </span>example<span> of compressible flow concerns is the flow of gases (at low velocities), while the flow of </span>liquids<span> may frequently be treated as </span>incompressible<span>(under low pressure)." -Google</span>
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Explanation:
Answer:
71195 seconds or 19.8 hours
Explanation:
Because the steel will be melted, beginning from room temperature, energy is needed to heat it from room temperature to 1600°C and another to melt it at 1600°C.
We take room temperature to be 27°C, the specific heat capacity of steel to be 420 J/kg/K and the specific latent heat of fusion of steel to be 440 J/kg.
The heat required to heat the steel from room temperature to 1600°C is given by

is the mass,
is the specific heat capacity and
is the change in temperature.

The heat required to melt it at 1600°C is

is the mass and
is the specific latent heat of fusion of steel.

Adding both, the heat required is 
Because the oven is 65% efficient, its output power = 
Now, energy = power * time
Time = Energy/power
