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Is this calculation correct?

2016-03-20View Original

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There is a rotameter used to measure the flow rate of saturated water vapor, with an operating pressure of 0.4 Mpa (gauge pressure). What is the actual flow rate of saturated water vapor when the meter reads 5000 L/H? Answer: Using the formula, M = (q/29.56) * √ρ. By referring to the steam table, the value of ρ is 2.62 kg/m3. Substituting these values into the formula gives M = √2.62 * 5000/29.56 ≈ 273.78 kg/h. The actual flow rate of saturated steam water is 273.78 kg/h

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