The phases of water: ice, liquid and steam | Mechanical Engineering Thermodynamics
Channel: Adriaan Van Niekerk
Date: 11/08/2020

In this video I discuss the different phases of water: ice, liquid and steam. In Mechanical Engineering Thermodynamics it is important to know in what phase water is when solving problems.

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In this video I discuss the different phases of water: ice, liquid and steam. In Mechanical Engineering Thermodynamics it is important to know in what phase water is when solving problems. I discuss the different graphs that show you how temperature, pressure and specific volume changes when the water changes over from a solid (ice), to a liquid (water), to a vapour (steam). We also have a look at the three dimensional graph of the different phases of water.

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