Engineering Steam Tables
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The present tables are in S.I. units. Earlier systems of units have become more or less obsolete at the present time and were therefore not used. These tables are based on IAPWS – IF97 formulations that are more accurate then earlier formulations for the properties of steam. Thermodynamic and Transport Properties of compressed liquid, saturated, superheated and supercritical steam are included. These tables are meant for engineers and students of engineering courses - thermodynamics and other courses requiring the properties of steam and water. Large size binding was used so that generous spacing and generous font sizes can be employed. The very small font sizes used in some tables cannot be read clearly by many students. These may lead to errors, particularly during examinations. These tables are an essential resource for engineers and students dealing with steam and water.
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"Re: Looking for a good Mollier Chart and Steam Table"
These tables do not contain a Mollier Chart but the data tables are great for solving problems in thermodynamics.
The chart dates to an era when even ordinary calculators were not comman and so they were a great aid to solving problems such as tracing points on a constant entropy line. However since reading graphs can never be as accurate as reading data off a table, nowadays many Professors encourage students to use the tables and a calculator to solve problems.
Some physical visualisation of a process is possible on the chart but the mollier chart is not very effective for that being an h-s diagram with both co-ordinates being abstrat derived properties. A process or cycle is easier to appreciate on a T-s diagram since engineers can grasp the value of temperature readily.
The chart dates to an era when even ordinary calculators were not comman and so they were a great aid to solving problems such as tracing points on a constant entropy line. However since reading graphs can never be as accurate as reading data off a table, nowadays many Professors encourage students to use the tables and a calculator to solve problems.
Some physical visualisation of a process is possible on the chart but the mollier chart is not very effective for that being an h-s diagram with both co-ordinates being abstrat derived properties. A process or cycle is easier to appreciate on a T-s diagram since engineers can grasp the value of temperature readily.
"Looking for a good Mollier Chart and Steam Table"
Hey every1 I'm looking for a good Mollier Chart and Steam Table to solve problems on Thermodynamics. All those I found in the net dont really fulfil my demand. If any1 has one of those or both please post them in my mail id which is business opportunity
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