superheated steam tables - imperial units

V = specific volume, cubic feet per

pound
hg = total heat of steam, Btu per pound
Pressure
lbs. / sq. in.

Sat.
Temp
Abs. Gauge t
P'
P
15.0

20.0

30.0

40.0

50.0

60.0

70.0

80.0

Total Temperature--Degrees Fahrenheit ( t )

350

400

500

600

700

800

900

1000 1100 1300 1500

0.3

213.0
3

31.93
V
9
h
1216.
g
2

33.96
3
1239.
9

37.98
5
1287.
3

41.98
6
1335.
2

45.97
8
1383.
8

49.96
4
1433.
2

53.94
6
1483.
4

57.92
6
1534.
5

61.90
5
1586.
5

69.85
8
1693.
2

77.807
1803.4

5.3

227.9
6

23.90
V
0
h
1215.
g
4

25.42
8
1239.
2

28.45
7
1286.
9

31.46
6
1334.
9

34.46
5
1383.
5

37.45
8
1432.
9

40.44
7
1483.
2

43.43
5
1534.
3

46.42
0
1586.
3

52.38
8
1693.
1

58.352
1803.3

15.3

250.3
4

15.85
V
9
h
1213.
g
6

16.89
2
1237.
8

18.92
9
1286.
0

20.94
5
1334.
2

22.95
1
1383.
0

24.95
2
1432.
5

26.94
9
1482.
8

28.94
3
1534.
0

30.93
6
1586.
1

34.91
8
1692.
9

38.896
1803.2

25.3

267.2
5

11.83
V
8
h
1211.
g
7

12.62
4
1236.
4

14.16
5
1285.
0

15.68
5
1333.
6

17.19
5
1382.
5

18.69
9
1432.
1

20.19
9
1482.
5

21.69
7
1533.
7

23.19
4
1585.
8

26.18
3
1692.
7

29.168
1803.0

35.3

281.0
2

V 9.424
h 1209.
9
g

10.06
2
1234.
9

11.30
6
1284.
1

12.52
9
1332.
9

13.74
1
1382.
0

14.94
7
1431.
7

16.15
0
1482.
2

17.35
0
1533.
4

18.54
9
1585.
6

20.94
2
1692.
5

23.332
1802.9

45.3

292.7
1

V 7.815
h 1208.
0
g

8.354
1233.
5

9.400
1283.
2

10.42
5
1332.
3

11.43
8
1381.
5

12.44
6
1431.
3

13.45
0
1481.
8

14.45
2
1533.
2

15.45
2
1585.
3

17.44
8
1692.
4

19.441
1802.8

55.3

302.9
3

V 6.664
h 1206.
0
g

7.133
1232.
0

8.039
1282.
2

8.922
1331.
6

9.793
1381.
0

10.65
9
1430.
9

11.52
2
1481.
5

12.38
2
1532.
9

13.24
0
1585.
1

14.95
2
1692.
2

16.661
1802.6

65.3

312.0
4

V 5.801
h 1204.
0
g

6.218
1230.
5

7.018
1281.
3

7.794
1330.
9

8.560
1380.
5

9.319
1430.
5

10.07
5
1481.
1

10.82
9
1532.
6

11.58
1
1584.
9

13.08
1
1692.
0

14.577
1802.5

V 5.128

5.505

6.223

6.917

7.600

8.277

8.950

9.621

10.29
0

11.62
5

320.2

12.956

We have tried to be accurate with the above table but cannot be held responsible for inaccuracies.
Go back to first principals and double check your calculations if the result is 'mission critical'.
Remember that you cannot create energy only convert it. Likewise, you will not find a conversion from
pounds to metres - the basic units must remain the same - mass converted to mass, length converted to length,
et al.
You won't usually find a conversion from kilograms to grams - the prefix 'kilo' means '1,000' so a kilogram is
in fact 1,000 grams in the same way as a kilometer is 1,000 metres [or about 1,000 yards in 'old money']. I
have put a few in the table because visitors have asked for them. More prefixes can be found on another table.
One handy metric link between units to remember is that 1 Litre [1000cc] of pure water weighs 1 kilogram.
More information on the SI System (Le Systme International d'Units) base units and definitions.
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last modified: 29th. October 2003

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