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Water at 2 ATM and 118° (120 sat temp) when we take it into open atmosphere what would happen ? In pressure and temperature reference. Will it boil or not?
Water at 2 ATM and 118° (120 sat temp) when we take it into
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SUMMARY
When water at 2 ATM and 118°C is exposed to open atmosphere, the pressure drops to 1 ATM, leading to a rapid decrease in boiling point. At this pressure, water will boil at 100°C, meaning that the water will indeed start to boil upon exposure. The discussion emphasizes the importance of understanding phase changes and pressure-temperature relationships in fluid dynamics.
PREREQUISITES- Understanding of phase changes in fluids
- Knowledge of pressure-temperature relationships
- Familiarity with the concept of boiling point at varying atmospheric pressures
- Basic thermodynamics principles
- Research the Clausius-Clapeyron equation for phase changes
- Study the properties of water under varying pressure conditions
- Learn about the effects of atmospheric pressure on boiling points
- Explore fluid dynamics simulations to model pressure and temperature changes
Students in thermodynamics, engineers working with fluid systems, and anyone interested in the behavior of water under varying pressure and temperature conditions.