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One fine day, you are in the meeting and you have been asked to about the properties for steam at 10 barg & 200 degC. You can either
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Use Excel may required to remember the function and steam-condensate may required you to login to internet. Sometime the server which steam-condensate calculator may down for some reason. Using steam table would definitely time consuming. One of way is to use the SteamTab steam-condensate software which is rather handy for you.



Similar to the excel add-on, you may obtain steam-condensate properties for subcooled, saturated and superheated condition. In additional to common properties, it also calculated other parameter such as surface tension, Gibbs energy, etc.

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