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1.27, Determine the thermal conductivity for steam at 530 °F and 100 psia. Ans 0.0219 Btu/h ft F (kik; = 1.0)

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L27, Determine the thermal conductivity for steam at 530 °F and 100 psia.
Ans 0.0219 Btu/h ft F (kik; =
1.0)

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