- Dry steam is formed when water is heated to its boiling point & then vaporized with additional heat. All the heat present is used in transforming water into steam therefore, no water droplets are present.
- Wet steam is a mixture of steam & water containing more than 5 % water. Wet steam is formed when a portion of its water molecules have given up their energy (latent heat) and condense to form tiny water droplets.
SENSIBLE HEAT Sensible heat produces a rise or fall in temperature of substance Sensible heat does not change physical state of substance LATENT HEAT Latent heat changes the state of substance i.e. Liquid to Gas, Solid to Liquid and Liquid to Solid in case of boiler . Latent heat does not cause temperature change in the substance
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