Caiga - Experiment 2
Caiga - Experiment 2
EXPERIMENT NO. 2
STEAM QUALITY DETERMINATION
OBJECTIVE 1
LIST OF APPARATUS 2
PROCEDURE 4
SET-UP OF APPARATUS 5
SAMPLE COMPUTATIONS 7
CONCLUSION 12
RECOMMENDATION 12
REFERENCES 13
OBJECTIVE:
1. To have the ability to evaluate the standard of steam that is generated by the MU boiler.
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LIST OF APPARATUS:
4. Stop Watch
2. Mercury Manometer
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5. Boiler
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PROCEDURE:
4. Open the gate valve and let the steam enter the calorimeter.
6. Let the condition of the steam inside stabilize before recording the steam line
7. Calculate all the necessary requirements needed to complete the data sheet.
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SET-UP OF APPARATUS:
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FINAL DATA SHEET:
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SAMPLE COMPUTATIONS:
Interpolation (Trial 1)
𝑃2 𝑇𝑠𝑎𝑡2 ℎ𝑔2
0.100 99.63 2675.5
0.1026 x x
𝑇𝑠𝑎𝑡 2:
0.105 − 0.100 101 − 99.63
=
0.1026 − 0.100 𝑥 − 99.63
𝑇𝑠𝑎𝑡2 = 100. 34℃
ℎ𝑔2:
0.105 − 0.100 2677.6 − 2675.5
=
0.1026 − 0.100 𝑥 − 2675.5
𝑃1 ℎ𝑓1 ℎ𝑓𝑔1
0.305 563.88 2162.2
0.308 x x
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ℎ𝑓1:
ℎ𝑓𝑔1:
Interpolation (Trial 4)
𝑃2 𝑇𝑠𝑎𝑡2 ℎ𝑔2
0.100 99.63 2675.5
0.1021 x x
𝑇𝑠𝑎𝑡 2:
ℎ𝑔2:
𝑃1 ℎ𝑓1 ℎ𝑓𝑔1
0.240 529.65 2185.4
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X = {hg2 + Cps[tc – tsat2] – hf1 }/ hfg1
Trial 1
Trial 4
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TEST DATA ANALYSIS:
The student was needed to use steam tables in order to solve the task they had been
assigned, which was to calculate the steam quality originating from the steam pipeline. After
considering the information presented by the teacher, the student decided to participate in Trials 1
and 4. According to the table, the first step was to determine the P2 value, which represents the
calorimeter's steam pressure. This was the first action that had to be done. The pressure for the first
trial was determined to be 0.1026 MPa, whereas the pressure for the fourth trial was 0.1021 MPa.
This results in the conclusion that the pressure for the first experiment is 0.1026 MPa. Since the
projected Pressure values do not appear in the Steam Table, the next step would be to discover the
temperature at which P2 was saturated, denoted by the label Tsat2. This would be the next step
since these numbers do not exist in the Steam Table. Therefore, the student concluded that
interpolation was the most effective method for determining the precise value of the Saturation
Temperature. As a consequence, we may conclude that the saturation temperature for experiment
one is 100.34 degrees Celsius and that for trial four is 98.84 degrees Celsius. In the process of
computing hf1 and hfg1, which are collectively referred to as enthalpies, interpolation was also
used. After what felt like an age, it was finally time to calculate the Steam Quality of the
experiment using mathematics. The student achieved a cumulative score of 98.55 % for Trial 1
and 98.68 % for Trial 4 after completing the computations.
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QUESTION AND ANSWER:
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CONCLUSION:
As a conclusion of doing this experiment, the student was given the chance to think deeply
about the idea of enthalpies. The preceding topic was employed pretty extensively since it was
extremely vital for the laboratory activity in the sense that it was necessary to determine the values
that were existent in the MU Boiler. Additionally, at this point in the lecture, the student was
provided with a description of the steam-throtting calorimeter.
RECOMMENDATION:
This experiment has the potential to increase other students' talents as well as their
comprehension of steam quality, which is why I would recommend that additional students
participate in it. Students could pick up on a lot of useful information from the experiment, such
as the numerous methods and equations that were used to compute the many variables that were
necessary for the experiment to be successful. During the course of the experiment, the students
need to maintain a high level of precision.
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REFERENCES:
• https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/9781119085454.ch4
• https://www.chemaqua.com/en-us/Blogs/steam-quality-vs-steam-purity
• https://www.wareinc.com/helpful-resources/blog/today-s-lesson-in-physics-the-
relationship-between-steam-pressure-and-temperature
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