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Calculation of heat release during condensation due to work done by high-pressure steam

2018-01-10View Original

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How much heat is released when 10,000 cubic meters of high-pressure superheated steam at a pressure of 4 MPaG and a temperature of 400°C condenses to liquid at atmospheric pressure? How do I calculate this?
Reply #22018-01-10
First, convert the specific volume to mass, then find the enthalpy value at the given temperature and pressure and subtract the enthalpy of the liquid at standard pressure.
Reply #32018-01-11
As mentioned above, check the enthalpy value calculation. Calculating \"how much heat is released\" doesn’t seem to be very meaningful; I think it’s more valuable to know how much of that heat can be utilized

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