CONDITIONS: 1. Liquid at P = 20 Mpa and T= 190 C 2. Saturated liquid at T = 223.75 deg C 3. Steam with quality of 90 % at P = 6.7 Mpa 4. Dry steam at P = 18.05 Mpa 5. Steam at T=167 C, moisture = 3% 6. Steam with P = 3.42 Mpa and T = 460 C 7. Steam at 17.398675 Mpa gage, T=454.75 C 8. Steam at P = 17.0 Mpa, deg SH = 60 C 9. Saturated vapor at 40 bars 10. Boiling Point of H2O in deg Celsius at atmospheric pressure of 0.19 Mpa Sketch of location of point in TS diagram below using P, T and x lines as applicable n ANSWERS: h = V = U= S= h = U= S= h = U= S= h = U= V= U= V= h = S= T boiling point =

CONDITIONS: 1. Liquid at P = 20 Mpa and T= 190 C 2. Saturated liquid at T = 223.75 deg C 3. Steam with quality of 90 % at P = 6.7 Mpa 4. Dry steam at P = 18.05 Mpa 5. Steam at T=167 C, moisture = 3% 6. Steam with P = 3.42 Mpa and T = 460 C 7. Steam at 17.398675 Mpa gage, T=454.75 C 8. Steam at P = 17.0 Mpa, deg SH = 60 C 9. Saturated vapor at 40 bars 10. Boiling Point of H2O in deg Celsius at atmospheric pressure of 0.19 Mpa Sketch of location of point in TS diagram below using P, T and x lines as applicable n ANSWERS: h = V = U= S= h = U= S= h = U= S= h = U= V= U= V= h = S= T boiling point =

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