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What does sat. stands for in thermodynamic?

Thread starter EastWindBreaks
Start date Dec 13, 2017
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EastWindBreaks

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Dec 13, 2017

#1

Homework Statement

Table of superheated refrigerant-134a properties at P = 0.06 MPa (Tsat = -36.95°C), with columns for T in °C, v in m³/kg, u, h and s in kJ/kg, showing rows for Sat., -20 and -10.

The saturation temperature is given in the parentheses. then what is Sat. on the Temperature column?

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scottdave

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Dec 13, 2017

#2

It appears to be telling you that row is data for the saturation temperature.

EastWindBreaks

Dec 13, 2017

#3

haha I just realized it...I thought that row is parallel with -20...

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