How many kw's would it take for absolute boiling point of one lite of sea water at 130 bar at 8c instantly

July 21st, 2008 · 1 Comment

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    • 1 tcognata // Jul 21, 2008

      If it is being boiled, you need to determine what the latent heat of vaporization of the sea water is. Also figure out the initial state… is it subcooled? Then determine the energy to heat it to boiling at the given pressure.
      Also It seems like you have conflicting info…
      a) for power, you require a mass rate, not just a mass
      b) The obvious answer if the time to heat it is instant is infinite power… is this a trick question?

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