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DIAGRAMME MOLLIER [1 record]

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Record 1 1988-10-21

English

Subject field(s)
  • Steam-Powered Machines and Condensers
  • Thermodynamics
CONT

For engineering application the Mollier diagram presents steam data in a convenient form. In the wet region, lines of constant temperature and of constant pressure are necessarily straight and coincide with each other. Total enthalpies above 32 ° F are plotted as ordinates and total entropies as abscissas.

French

Domaine(s)
  • Machines à vapeur et condenseurs
  • Thermodynamique
CONT

Le "diagramme de Mollier" est destiné à matérialiser les propriétés énergétiques de la vapeur d’eau soumise à des conditions déterminées de température et de pression. Ce diagramme a des applications industrielles considérables, car il se trouve à la base de l'étude de toutes les installations à vapeur.

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