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08/17/2009 3:22 PM

WHAT IS SUPERHEAT,HOW IT CAN BE SOLVE?
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Re: Superheated

08/17/2009 10:23 PM

Kryptonite will reduce to regular heat.
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08/18/2009 3:11 AM

In relation to fluid properties, superheat is any condition where a fluid is above its boiling temperature at the system pressure. Examples:

  • Air at ambient temperatures and pressures is superheated.
  • Steam at 1 barg and 200degC is superheated.

Refer to a set of steam tables for more insight on this topic.

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