Steam Properties

M.M. Yovanovich

STEAMPROPS2.MWS

Properties of saturated water vapor (steam).

Properties obtained from Table A.4 of Incropera and DeWitt. The temperature range is [Maple Math] kelvin. Simple second order fits of thermophysical properties.

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Correlation equation.

> k:=
T-> .1381515011e-7*T^2+.6634994575e-4*T-.2673622983e-2;
rho:=
T->.1183296562e-5*T^2-.2120532826e-2*T+1.212341591;
cp:=
T->1557139/974572500*T^2-51563419/32485750*T+934952432/389829;mu:=
T-> .1164692132e-13*T^2+.3606363036e-7*T-.9892226430e-6;
nu:=
T->.1642094445e-9*T^2-.3580788653e-8*T-.5947777730e-6;
alpha:=
T->.1257836049e-9*T^2+.4144281570e-7*T-.1337400871e-4;
Pr:=
T-> .8473108031e-6*T^2-.1090738047e-2*T+1.340425081;

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Calculate steam properties at given temperature.

> T:= 650:

> steamprops:= evalf([T, k=k(T), rho=rho(T), cp=cp(T), mu=mu(T), nu=nu(T), alpha=alpha(T), Pr=Pr(T)], 4);

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