The efficient use of fuel : a text book on fuels and their efficient utilization for the use of students and technical men in industry.

  • Great Britain. Ministry of Power
Date:
1958
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    APPENDIX D STEAM TABLES* TABLE I. THE PROPERTIES OF SATURATED STEAM AND WATER VOLUME: ENTROPY: Abs. Temper- Heat: B.t.u./lb. cu. ft./1b. B.t.u./deg.F. Abs. /1b. In. Hg. press: ature vacuum | Ib./sq.in. SW ie Sensible | Latent Total 29-5 *245 58:8 26-8 | 1060-5 | 1087-3 |-0160 | 1257 053 | 2-045 | 2-098 29-25 -376 70-2 38-3 | 1053-8 | 1092-1 |-0161 | 860 ‘075 | 1-989 | 2-064 29 490 78-9 47-0 | 1049-1 | 1096-1 |-0161 | 656 091 | 1-948 | 2-039 28-75 *612 85-8 53-8 |} 1045-2 | 1099-0 |-0161 | 532 -104 | 1-916 | 2-020 28°5 °735 | 91-6 59-6 | 1041-9 |1101-5 |-0161 | 447 -114 | 1-890 | 2-004 28-25 *857 96-6 64-6 | 1039-3 | 1103-9 |-0161 | 387 -123 | 1-868 | 1-991 28 ‘979 | 101-0 69-0 | 1036-7 | 1105-7 |-0161 | 341 -131 | 1-849 | 1-980 27-75 | 1-102 | 105-0 72-9 | 1034-6 | 1107-5 |-0162 | 305 *138 | 1-832 | 1-970 27°5 1-224 | 108-6 76-6 | 1032-4 | 1109-0 |-0162 | 276 -145 | 1-816 | 1-96] * 27-25 | 1-347 | 111-8 79-9 | 1030-6 | 1110-5 |-0162 | 252 -150 | 1-803 | 1-953 27 1-469 | 114-9 82-9 | 1028-9 | 1111-8 |-0162 | 233 -156 | 1-790 | 1-946 26-5 1-714 | 120-5 88-4 | 1025-7 | 1114-1 |-0162 | 201 -165 | 1-768 | 1-933 26 1-958 | 125.3 93-2 | 1022-8 {1116-0 |-0162 | 177 *174 | 1-748 | 1922 25:5 2°203 | 129-7 97-6 | 1020-3. | 1117-9 |-0163 | 159 -181 | 1-732 | 1-913 25 2-448 | 133-6 | 101-5 | 1018-1 {1119-6 |-0163 | 144 -188 | 1-716 | 1-904 24:5 || 2-693 | 137-3 | 105-2 | 1015-9 [1121-1 |-0163 | 132 -194 | 1-702 | 1-896 24 2-938 | 140-7 | 108-7 | 1013-9 | 1122-6 |-0163 | 121 -200 | 1-689 | 1-889 23°5 3-183 | 143-8 | 111-8 | 1012-1 | 1123-9 | -0163 | 112 -205 | 1-677 | 1-882 23 3-428 | 146-8 | 114-7 | 1010-3 | 1125-0 | -0163 | 105 -210 | 1-666 | 1-876 22°5 3°672 | 149-5 | 117-4 | 1008-8 | 1126-2 | -0163 98-4 -214 | 1-657 | 1-871 22 3.917 | 152-1 | 120-0 | 1007-2 | 1127-2 | -0164 92-6 218 | 1-647 | 1-865 21:5 4-162 | 154-6 | 122-5 | 1005-8 | 1128-3 | -0164 87-5 *222 | 1-638 | 1-860 21 4-407 | 157-0 | 124-9 | 1004-2 | 1129-1 | -0164 82-9 -226 | 1-629 | 1-855 20 4-896 | 161-4 | 129-3 | 1001-7 | 1131-0 | -0164 75-1 -233 | 1-614 | 1-847 19 5-386 | 165-4 | 133-3 | 999-4 | 1132-7 | -0164 68-7 -240 | 1.599 | 1-839 18 5-876 | 169-2 | 137-1 | 997-1 | 1134-2 | -0164 63-3 -246 | 1-586 | 1-832 17 6-365 | 172-7 | 140-6 | 995-0 | 1135-6 | -0165 58°8 *252 [1-573 | 1:825 16 6-855 | 175-9 | 143-8 | 993-1 | 1136-9 | -0165 54:8 ‘257 | 1-562 | 1-819 15 7-344 | 178-9 | 146-8 | 991-3 | 1138-1 | -0165 51-4 -261 | 1-552 | 1-813 14 7-834 | 181-9 |} 149-8 | 989-4 | 1139-2 | -0165 48-4 -266 | 1-542 | 1-808 13 8-324 | 184-7 | 152-7 | 987-7 | 1140-4 | -0165 45-7 ‘270 | 1-533 | 1-803 12 8-813 | 187-3 | 155-3 | 986-1 | 1141-4 | -0166 43-3 ‘274 | 1-524 | 1-798 11 9-303 | 189-8 | 157:8 | 984-7 | 1142-5 | -0166 41-2 ‘278 | 1-516 | 1-794 10 9-793 | 192-2 | 160-2 | 983-2 | 1143-4 | -0166 39-2 -282 | 1-508 | 1-790 9 10-28 194-5 | 162-5 | 981-8 | 1144-3 | -0166 37°5 -286 | 1-500 | 1-786 8 10-77 196-8 | 164:8 | 980-4 | 1145-2 | -0166 35-9 -289 | 1-493 | 1-782 7 11-26 198-9 | 167-0 | 979-1 | 1146-1 | -0166 34:4 -292 | 1-487 | 1-779 6 11-75 201-0 |- 169-1 | 977-7 | 1146-8 | -0166 33-1 -295 | 1-480 | 1-775 5 12-24 203-0 | 171-0 | 976-5 | 1147-5 | -0167 31-9 -298 | 1-474 | 1-772 4 12-73 204-9 | 172-9 | 975-3 | 1148-2 | -0167 30-7 -301 | 1-468 | 1-769 3 13-22 206-8 | 174-8 | 974-0 | 1148-8 | -0167 29-7 -304 | 1-462 | 1-766 2 13-71 208-6 | 176-6 | 972-9 | 1149-5 | -0167 28-7 *307 | 1-456 | 1:763 1 14-20: | 210-3! 178-4 | 971-7 :|1150-1 | -0167 27°7 -310 | 1-450 | 1-760 *These tables are based on the values given in the 1939 Callendar Steam Tables, by permission of Messrs. Edward Arnold and Co.