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Density of water in the drum

2016-06-30View Original

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What is the density of water in a steam drum at 4 MPa and 280 degrees? Does anyone have a density chart that I can use? Thank you! !
Reply #22016-06-30
Is it saturated water? Temperature can be used to determine one density, and pressure can also be used to determine one density; what about the two density values?
Reply #32016-06-30
{:3_46:} So how is the liquid level calculated? ?
Reply #42016-06-30
This post was last edited by tiger2010 on 2016-6-30 at 14:19. Personally, based on the calculations obtained from temperature values, a temperature of 280°C corresponds to a density of 0.750 g/cm3, while a pressure of 4 MPa corresponds to a density of 0.7987 g/cm3
Reply #52016-07-02
:handshake, thank you

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