Guess what these two sentences mean
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LIQ. GR. ACTUAL/BASE VAP. MOL. WT./COMPRESSIBILITY Hint: The first sentence is about liquids, and the second sentence is about steam
Actually, I can’t figure out these two phrases either, but I can guess that LIQ. stands for liquid, VAP stands for vapor, MOL stands for molecular, and WT stands for weight. I’m not sure what GR stands for. Is there any professional who can help?
It could be the actual specific gravity/base specific gravity of gravity
LIQ. GR. ACTUAL/BASE refers to the specific gravity of the liquid under operating conditions or under standard conditions. VAP. MOL. WT./COMPRESSIBILITY refers to the molar amount, mass, or compressibility factor of the vapor. GR stands for gravity. Used here in conjunction with \"liquid\" to denote specific gravity, that is, the density. For reference. Reminder: The content posted by the original poster on the 2nd floor could just as well be posted on the 1st floor. There is no need to open another thread.