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I need help figuring out whether atmospheric pressure steam can be used as a heat carrier to heat a certain material to 115°C Still pressurized steam? Why

2016-07-06View Original

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It’s a basic question from the chemistry exam; the answer is water vapor at normal pressure. I’d like to ask briefly why
Reply #22016-07-06
Pressurized steam can also heat the material to 115 degrees, isn’t that right? How many companies use atmospheric pressure steam for heating in normal production?
Reply #32016-07-06
It’s obviously pressurized steam; at normal pressure, steam is only at 100 degrees, so it’s not possible to heat the material to 115 degrees

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