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High Temperature Water vs Pressure

04/05/2011 6:29 AM

Can anyone tell me how to define the pressure of water as it heats up to say, 300/350F? What is the equation that is used Tks

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Re: High Temperature Water vs Pressure

04/05/2011 11:29 AM

A that temperature it's called steam.

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04/05/2011 1:17 PM

Yep your "here" is what I was looking for tks mate. Urghhmm and yep, I did know it's called steam, honest I did, really

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04/05/2011 3:28 PM

This is water properties at all its phases. Look into the Steam tables that particular temperature, you will find your pressure there. Any further questions please ask.

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