Evaluating Properties - Fixing the State Determine the phase [compressed liquid, or liquid vapor mixture, or superheated vapor] in a system consisting of water at the following conditions given below and clearly locate the states on a P-v diagram. T= 212°F, P = 25 psi Psat = 14.7 psi @ T A-2E P> Psat [a] P V T= 212°F, P = 14.7 psi Psat = 14.7 psi @ T A-2E [pg. 976] P = Psat [b] :: V T= 212°F, P = 5 psi Psat = 14.7 psi @ T A-E [pg. 976] P< Psat [c] P V

Evaluating Properties - Fixing the State Determine the phase [compressed liquid, or liquid vapor mixture, or superheated vapor] in a system consisting of water at the following conditions given below and clearly locate the states on a P-v diagram. T= 212°F, P = 25 psi Psat = 14.7 psi @ T A-2E P> Psat [a] P V T= 212°F, P = 14.7 psi Psat = 14.7 psi @ T A-2E [pg. 976] P = Psat [b] :: V T= 212°F, P = 5 psi Psat = 14.7 psi @ T A-E [pg. 976] P< Psat [c] P V

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