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31 March, 01:40

Consider water at 1400 kPa and 200 C. What is the specific volume (in m3 / kg) ?

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  1. 31 March, 04:05
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    Vw = 2.80907 E-3 m³/Kg

    Explanation:

    specific volume is the inverse of density:

    ⇒ Vw = 1 / ρ

    ∴ water at:

    ⇒ P = 1400 KPa * (1000 Pa / KPa) = 1400000 Pa

    ⇒ T = 200°C = 473 K

    Water at these conditions is found as saturated steam, specific volume would be:

    ⇒ Vw = R*T / P

    ∴ R = 8.3144 Pa. m³ / Kg. K

    ⇒ Vw = ((8.3144) * (473)) / 1400000

    ⇒ Vw = 2.80907 E-3 m³/Kg
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