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The constant-volume formation process of water vapor

2016-12-12View Original

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Engineering thermodynamics textbooks cover the isobaric process of water vapor formation; so what is the isochoric evaporation process of water, and what are the differences? I would appreciate it if experts could provide some guidance.
Reply #22016-12-19
Since it is a constant-volume process, both pressure and temperature change proportionally; in addition, issues such as thermal fatigue and thermal stress are involved, so constant-volume evaporation of water has no practical significance

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