Tutorial: Pressure-Enthalpy Diagrams

January 07, 2014

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If a lecture left you in the dust, or your textbook just isn't clear to you on the subject of pressure-enthalpy diagrams, check out this tutorial. This video explains the parts of a pressure-enthalpy diagram for a single-component system and discusses how enthalpy depends on pressure for water. If these diagrams are a breeze for you, or you're just looking for help with another concept, check out other chemical engineering tutorials in the Learn ChemE Engineering Screencast series.

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That's very basic tutorial that I need to refresh my mind. Thanks, that's very valuable materials.

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