Regarding superheated steam and saturated steam
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As a beginner, I still don’t understand well some concepts related to temperature and pressure. Seeking help: For example, for superheated steam at 500°C, what pressure would be reasonable for it at that temperature? Which expert can use experience to make a judgment?
It doesn’t make any sense, does it? Waiting for the expert to explain!
The steam superheat may vary, and so does the pressure. You can look up steam tables online, or find some small plugins to do the calculations
After steam is superheated, there is no corresponding relationship between temperature and pressure; such a relationship exists only for saturated steam. As for the degree of superheat required for pressurized steam, this involves a wide range of considerations. You can study materials on thermal energy dynamics.
The steam superheat may vary, and so does the pressure
Superheated steam has no proportion; only saturated steam does
Saturated conditions have a corresponding relationship, while superheated conditions are determined based on the factory’s heat load requirements; it’s not fixed – if the design calls for 300, then it will be 300, and if it calls for 500, then it will be 500. There’s no certainty in this regard
I also downloaded this from Haichuan.