HW1- Complete the following table for H₂O. Write the details of the solution and showeach state on a Tv diagramState T, °C235140125500P, kPa550750500v, m³/kg0.050.140h, kJ/kg phase description2890Saturated liquid

Dear student, I have used standard steam table to find out data for given conditions.

HW1- Complete the following table for H₂O. Write the details of the solution and show each state on a Tv diagram State T, °C 1 2 3 5 140 125 500 P, kPa 550 750 500 v, m²/kg 0.05 0.140 h, kJ/kg phase description 2890 Saturated liquid

HW1- Complete the following table for H₂O. Write the details of the solution and show each state on a Tv diagram State T, °C 1 2 3 5 140 125 500 P, kPa 550 750 500 v, m²/kg 0.05 0.140 h, kJ/kg phase description 2890 Saturated liquid

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HW1- Complete the following table for H₂O. Write the details of the solution and show
each state on a Tv diagram
State T, °C
2
3
5
140
125
500
P, kPa
550
750
500
v, m³/kg
0.05
0.140
h, kJ/kg phase description
2890
Saturated liquid

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