Steam tables are thermodynamic reference charts that list the physical properties of water and steam like enthalpy, entropy, and specific volume across a range of temperatures and pressures.

The steam table provides accurate thermodynamic properties of water and steam at various pressures and temperatures. This information helps engineers calculate energy transfer, design equipment like boilers and turbines, and analyze steam-based processes efficiently.

To find the steam temperature for a given pressure, you can check the steam table’s saturation section. It shows the temperature at which water boils and turns into steam at that specific pressure.

At 10 bar pressure, the saturation temperature of steam is approximately 179.9°C. Refer steam table or use the chemical tweak steam table calculator.