TOPIC: PRIOPERTIES OF SUBSTANCES: Important: Indicate units of the properties. Fill up the table provided below with your answers. Include all calculations in another sheet/s as necessary. Note: The pressure values are absolute values unless specified. Determine the properties of H2O according to the following Table: 6. Saturated vapor at 5.4 Mpa7. Temp (degC) of H₂O mixture of vapour andliquid at a pressure of 0.01 Mpa and Y=5% using the Mollier diagram belowLiquid at P = 17.5 Mpa and T= 200 C8.9. Liquid at 10 Mpa, subcooled by 20 deg CNote: subcooling temp. is temp. belowsaturation, characteristic of compressed H₂O10. Steam with moisture of 15 % at P = 6.1Mpagageh =S=T =h =V =u =S =h =

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TOPIC: PRIOPERTIES OF SUBSTANCES: Important: Indicate units of the properties. Fill up the table provided below with your answers. Include all calculations in another sheet/s as necessary. Note: The pressure values are absolute values unless specified. Determine the properties of H2O according to the following Table:

6. Saturated vapor at 5.4 Mpa
7. Temp (degC) of H₂O mixture of vapour and
liquid at a pressure of 0.01 Mpa and Y=
5% using the Mollier diagram below
Liquid at P = 17.5 Mpa and T= 200 C
8.
9. Liquid at 10 Mpa, subcooled by 20 deg C
Note: subcooling temp. is temp. below
saturation, characteristic of compressed H₂O
10. Steam with moisture of 15 % at P = 6.1
Mpagage
h =
S=
T =
h =
V =
u =
S =
h =

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