For medium-pressure steam at 4.0 MPa, at what temperature does it start to contain water?

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For medium-pressure steam at 4.0 MPa, at what temperature does it start to contain water?

Reply #22020-07-21

Steam at a gauge pressure of 4 MPaG has an equilibrium temperature of 251.8 degrees; being slightly superheated prevents the presence of water. Once the equilibrium temperature is reached, any heat loss will result in the formation of water.

Reply #32020-07-21

Steam at a gauge pressure of 4 MPaG is saturated steam below 251.8°C, and superheated steam above that temperature

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