Transcription of Steam Tables… - Armstrong International
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2 Steam They to Use ThemThe heat quantities and temperature/pressure relationships referred to in thisHandbook are taken from the Propertiesof Saturated Steam of Terms UsedSaturated Steam is pure Steam at thetemperature that corresponds to theboiling temperature of water at the and Gauge PressuresAbsolute pressure is pressure in poundsper square inch (psia) above a perfectvacuum. Gauge pressure is pressure inpounds per square inch above atmo-spheric pressure which is pounds persquare inch absolute. Gauge pressure(psig) plus equals absolute , absolute pressure minus equalsgauge Relationship(Columns 1, 2 and 3).
steam condensing rate is known. In the application section of this Handbook, there are several references to the use of the steam table. Total Heat of Steam (Column 6). The sum of the Heat of the Liquid (Column 4) and Latent Heat (Column 5) in Btu. It is the total heat in steam above 32°F. Specific Volume of Liquid (Column 7).
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