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All You Need to Know About Steam Table Selection
Have you worked Thermodynamics problems only to get stuck by not knowing which table to use? Should it be compressed liquid, saturated liquid, superheated vapor...which table should it be?! I have heard this frustration from many Thermodynamics students. They know how to solve the problem but just get stuck on the tables. If you have felt this frustration then this short course is for you! In this course you will learn how to choose exactly which table you need. We will also cover phase change, pressure-specific volume diagrams as well as liquid-vapor mixture quality. I also provide you with an easy-to-use flowchart to help you along. Stop stressing over steam tables - Enroll today!
After taking this course, students will know how to select the correct steam table to use during problem solving.
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Miss K. M.
I really enjoyed the visuals and presentation with examples. It was really helpful
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Chike-obuekwe U.
Very good and clear at explaining!
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Marius V. N.
Up to now this was a wonderful refreshing course for me. when I studied chemical engineering, my professor had not had the patience and passion to explain thermodynamics the way the lecturer it explaining it. It a wonderful refreshing course, I also learned small detailed interpretations of the tables. I recommend the course.
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Omar
I took Thermodynamic long time ago since I didn't have ant job in my field after graduating from University for to years. Fortunately, I just got a contract to work in my field at international company so I decided to review my thermodynamic charts and properties. I will recommend this course to be taken if you have any doubt in the thermodynamic charts.
Best Regards,
Omar
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Joel B.
Super explanation, thanks :)