Apr 18, 2002 #1 Guest I need to know the specific heat value for water at 711 psig (49 Kg/cm2) and 185 deg C (385 deg F) in Kcal/kg degC or BTU/lb deg F
I need to know the specific heat value for water at 711 psig (49 Kg/cm2) and 185 deg C (385 deg F) in Kcal/kg degC or BTU/lb deg F
Apr 18, 2002 #2 JOM Chemical Oct 16, 2001 232 Hi, Does heat capactity vary with pressure? I wouldn't have thought so. Cheers, John. Cheers, John. Upvote 0 Downvote
Apr 18, 2002 #3 TD2K Chemical Jan 11, 2002 2,629 There is a very, very slight effect of pressure on the heat capacity of water (CRC Handbook of tables for Applied Engineering Science) but it's essentially zero. As a quick look at the Mollier diagram for water would have shown. Upvote 0 Downvote
There is a very, very slight effect of pressure on the heat capacity of water (CRC Handbook of tables for Applied Engineering Science) but it's essentially zero. As a quick look at the Mollier diagram for water would have shown.
Apr 18, 2002 #4 MortenA Chemical Aug 20, 2001 2,998 From CRC mean from 0-180 deg C: 1.0127 cal/g/C Variation fro 0-100 is very slight (high at 0: 1.00738 cal/g/C and low at 34 deg C: 0.99798 cal/g/C) Best regards Morten Upvote 0 Downvote
From CRC mean from 0-180 deg C: 1.0127 cal/g/C Variation fro 0-100 is very slight (high at 0: 1.00738 cal/g/C and low at 34 deg C: 0.99798 cal/g/C) Best regards Morten
