Determining the amount of liquid water in a pressure vessel

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The discussion focuses on calculating the percentage of liquid water in a pressure vessel containing 100 kg of distilled water with a volume of 1 m³. The density of the water is established as 0.01 m³/kg. To determine the percentages accurately, users are advised to utilize steam tables and apply simultaneous equations, especially when temperature or pressure data is available.

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So there is a mass of 100kg and volume of 1m^3. (Distiller water)

That's 0.01 m^3/kg

How do I calculate the percentages?
 
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clurt said:
So there is a mass of 100kg and volume of 1m^3. (Distiller water)

That's 0.01 m^3/kg

How do I calculate the percentages?

The percentage of what?
 
If you know the temperature or pressure you can use a steam table and a short simultaneous equation.
 
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