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Seeking help with the issue of rising height

2019-05-07View Original

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If a tank is filled with water and the water is heated indirectly to 100°C, with only one tube leading from the bottom of the tank to a water pool whose liquid level is high enough and which is connected to the atmosphere above, then how high can the steam rise? The saturated steam pressure is 1 kilogram; theoretically, steam should not be able to escape if there is a liquid level present
Reply #22019-05-07
:sleepy: It will definitely come out; it just turns into water once it does
Reply #32019-05-07
Draw a diagram; people might be reluctant to imagine something this complex

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