What is the enthalpy in kJ/kg for steam at P=1.12 MPa and T=195C? Table 3.Vapor1.15 (186.07)p(t Sat.)1.10 (184.09)10 v10 v6.5381177.53 2586.4 2781.76.5535170.13 2587.7 2783.3Sat.175180185190195 183.36 2607.8 2809.5 6.6137 174.75 2605.4 2806.4 6.5878172.50 2567.9 2737.6175.28 2578.2 2771.0 6.5300178.02 2588.2 2784.0 6.5587180.71 2598.1 2796.9 6.5866164.20 2564.8 2753.6166.91 2575.2 2767.2169.37 2585.5 2780.5172.18 2595.3 2793.56.47266.3028633206.56036.3004185.97 2617.4 2822.0 6.6401 177.28 2615.1 2819.0 6.6146200205210215 193.63 2645.3 2858.3 6.7157 184.68 2643.3 2855.7 6.6910220 196.13 2654.3 2870.1 6.7398 187.09 2652.5 2867.6 6.7154188.56 2626.8 2834.2 6.6659 179.77 2624.6 2831.4 6.6407191.11 2636.I 2846.3 6.6911 182.24 2634.0 2843.6 6.6661225230235240245198.60 2663.3 2881.8 6.7634 189.47 2661.5 2879.4 6.7392201.05 2672.2 2893.4 6.7865 191.84 2670.5 2891.1 6.7625203.49 2681.0 2904.9 6.80093 194.19 2679.4 2902.7 6.7855205.90 2689.8 2916.3 6.8316208.30 2698.5 2927.6196.51 2688.2 2914.2 6.8080198.82 2697.0 2925.66.85356.83012888.88O 2807.342808.262745.55

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What is the enthalpy in kJ/kg for steam at P=1.12 MPa and T=195C?

Table 3.
Vapor
1.15 (186.07)
p(t Sat.)
1.10 (184.09)
10 v
10 v
6.5381
177.53 2586.4 2781.7
6.5535
170.13 2587.7 2783.3
Sat.
175
180
185
190
195 183.36 2607.8 2809.5 6.6137 174.75 2605.4 2806.4 6.5878
172.50 2567.9 2737.6
175.28 2578.2 2771.0 6.5300
178.02 2588.2 2784.0 6.5587
180.71 2598.1 2796.9 6.5866
164.20 2564.8 2753.6
166.91 2575.2 2767.2
169.37 2585.5 2780.5
172.18 2595.3 2793.5
6.4726
6.3028
63320
6.5603
6.3004
185.97 2617.4 2822.0 6.6401 177.28 2615.1 2819.0 6.6146
200
205
210
215 193.63 2645.3 2858.3 6.7157 184.68 2643.3 2855.7 6.6910
220 196.13 2654.3 2870.1 6.7398 187.09 2652.5 2867.6 6.7154
188.56 2626.8 2834.2 6.6659 179.77 2624.6 2831.4 6.6407
191.11 2636.I 2846.3 6.6911 182.24 2634.0 2843.6 6.6661
225
230
235
240
245
198.60 2663.3 2881.8 6.7634 189.47 2661.5 2879.4 6.7392
201.05 2672.2 2893.4 6.7865 191.84 2670.5 2891.1 6.7625
203.49 2681.0 2904.9 6.80093 194.19 2679.4 2902.7 6.7855
205.90 2689.8 2916.3 6.8316
208.30 2698.5 2927.6
196.51 2688.2 2914.2 6.8080
198.82 2697.0 2925.6
6.8535
6.8301
2888.88
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2808.26
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