Ace.Ans1.33. Plot the kinematic viscosity of stcam at 300 psia for the range of temperature of steam properties in TaeB-4 (Engl.).Ans y 2.4814 x 1 s at 530 °F.p 0.5102 lb/ft' at 530°F134Durine lounch a NA

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1.33. Plot the kinematic viscosity of steam at 300 psia for the range of temperature of steam properties in Table B4 (Engl.). Ans y 2.4814 x 10 1/s at 530 °F, p = 0.5102 lb /ft' at 530 °F

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