What is the density of water at 180 degrees Celsius at 3.5 MPa? Please help!
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What is the density of water at 180 degrees Celsius at 3.5 MPa? Please help!
You can look it up in a table; just search on Baidu!
Look it up in the chemical process design manual.
This post was last edited by Iceberg Corner on 2017-4-26 at 13:46. Pressure P = 3.500000000000 MPa; Temperature T = 180.000000000000 ℃; Specific enthalpy H = 764.452509250017 kJ/kg; Specific entropy S = 2.136122836424 kJ/(kg·℃); Density ρ = 888.667396637 kg/m^3; Constant-pressure specific heat CP = 4.394450341553 kJ/(kg·℃); Constant-volume specific heat CV = 3.394313729688 kJ/(kg·℃); Internal energy E = 760.514027864598 kJ/kg; Sound speed SSP = 1399.488337932164 m/s; Isentropic exponent KS = 497.290050743685; Dynamic viscosity ETA = 1.507583e-004 kg/(m·s); Kinematic viscosity U = 1.696453e-007 m^2/s; Thermal conductivity RAMD = 6.752801e-001 W/(m·℃); Prandtl number PRN = 0.981074070228; Dielectric constant EPS = 38.337778309376. When the wavelength is 0.2265 μm, the refractive index N = 1.345799284482