The boiling point of water at different pressures

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What is the boiling point of water at 0.4 MPa?

Reply #22016-12-04

This post was last edited by ylb913 on 2016-12-9 06:27. Do we need to know absolute pressure or gauge pressure? Usually, what we can find is the absolute pressure: 0.4 MPa: 143.623°C; 0.5 MPa: 151.844°C℃

Reply #32016-12-04

Check the saturation temperature of water vapor and the corresponding pressure

Reply #42016-12-05

This post was last edited by Fish Tank on 2016-12-5 13:28. Absolute pressure: 0.4 MPa: 143.623°C; Absolute pressure: 0.5 MPa: 151.844℃

Reply #52016-12-05

Find a small software online to check at any time.

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