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For dry air at sea level and 72 deg. F, the true specific volume = 13.399 cu. feet per pound
Therefore the weight of dry air = 1/13.399 = 0.0746 pounds per cu. ft.
The mixture of dry air and saturated steam at sea level and at 72 deg F. = 13.76 cu. feet per pound
Therefore the weight of saturated air = 1/13.76 = 0.0727 pounds per cu. ft.
Therefore the weight of dry air = 1/13.399 = 0.0746 pounds per cu. ft.
The mixture of dry air and saturated steam at sea level and at 72 deg F. = 13.76 cu. feet per pound
Therefore the weight of saturated air = 1/13.76 = 0.0727 pounds per cu. ft.
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Thermodynamic Properties of Air, Water, and Steam Yahoo answers http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20090715190755AALLDEb
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