Water is strange – what is its density at 27 MPa and 500°C?

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Does any brother know what the density of water is at 27 MPa and 500 degrees C?

Reply #22009-04-16

100.047 Kg/m3, sourced from the \"Chart of Thermodynamic Properties of Water and Water Vapor\" published by Harbin Institute of Technology

Reply #32009-04-16

Take a look at this post; it’s very useful: http://bbs.hcbbs.com/thread-54183-1-1.html

Reply #42009-04-16

Thank you, there’s no 500C here that I’m looking for; I plan to buy that book instead

Reply #52009-04-17

97.841Kg/m3 as calculated for pro

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