Get P-V-T Data for Water - Where to Find?

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The discussion focuses on obtaining P-V-T (Pressure-Volume-Temperature) data for water to enhance educational exercises in plotting diagrams. The user seeks real experimental data, suggesting resources such as the Engineering Toolbox for steam tables and the CRC Handbook for additional references. The American Society of Mechanical Engineers (ASME) has previously published relevant tables and diagrams, while the International Association for the Properties of Water and Steam (IAWPS) standardizes water and steam property formulas.

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  • Understanding of P-V-T data concepts
  • Familiarity with Excel for data entry and plotting
  • Knowledge of steam tables and their applications
  • Basic principles of thermodynamics related to water and steam
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  • Research the Engineering Toolbox for steam tables and related resources
  • Explore the CRC Handbook for comprehensive P-V-T data
  • Investigate the IAWPS publications for standardized water and steam properties
  • Learn how to generate P-V-T data using suitable modeling techniques
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Students, educators, and professionals in engineering fields who require accurate P-V-T data for water to support educational exercises and enhance their understanding of thermodynamic properties.

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I would like to have P-V-T data for water in order to enter them in an Excel spreadsheet and design some exercises for the students to plot different kind of diagrams using the same data.
I can generate the data using some suitable model, but I think that having real experimental data would be of additional educational value.
I have not been able to find a publication with the data, such as a website or an Atlas I can buy.
Any help?
 
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I believe engineering toolbox site has some steam tables. Perhaps CRC handbook will have them as well?
 
Here is an interesting site: http://www.steamtablesonline.com/

ASME has published tables and diagrams in the past.

The IAWPS is one agency which develops formulas for water and steam properties, in order to standardize the values for the basic properties used in science and engineering.
 

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