In Mollier diagram the following lines are given

Constant P- lines

Constant v- lines

Constant t- lines

Constant x- lines

Constant h– lines (horizontal)

Constant s – lines (vertical)

The process of isentropic where s=c

In Point 2 we take s= constant and then we go on to draw a vertical line from 1 to intersect P which is outlined at 2. We can observe it as an example that the steam is wet at 2 where dryness fraction of x2 (< x₁) is seen. In this regard the enthalpy drop h1- h2 can be read out from the chart.

The process of throttling where he= const

 At point one the intersection of P1 and P2 is observed. Then in point 2 you need to go on and draw a horizontal line where P2at P meets. From the diagram it is seen that point 2 is superheated.

Links of Previous Main Topic:-

• Conversion of work into heat
• Introduction to carnot cycle
• Clausius inequality entropy and irreversibility introduction
• Ideal gas or perfect gas
• Introduction about air standard cycles
• Properties of pure substances introduction
• Heating of pure substances other than ice
• Temperature enthalphy graph formation of steam
• Temperature and specific entropy diagram for steam
• The process of thermodynamic and their various properties
• Types of steam table
• Mollier diagram h s axis

Links of Next Mechanical Engineering Topics:-

• Team power plant simple rankine cycle
• Vapour compression refrigeration cycle introduction
• Basic fluid mechanics and properties of fluids introduction
• Fluid statics introduction
• Manometers measurement pressure

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