Saturated Steam Table by Temperature

Use this view when temperature is the known property. For every temperature, the table gives the equilibrium absolute pressure and the saturated-liquid and saturated-vapor values needed for boiling, condensation, flash, and Rankine-cycle calculations. Specific enthalpy and entropy of vaporization are supplied directly as endpoint differences, so no subtraction of rounded printed values is required.

The first column deep-links to the calculator with quality x = 0.5. That link carries the temperature, quality, and display units explicitly; opening it reproduces the same state rather than merely landing on a blank tool. Adjust x to evaluate a different wet- steam mixture. For single-phase water or vapor away from saturation, switch the calculator to pressure and temperature mode.

Temperature spacing is finer through the range used most often for atmospheric and moderate-pressure steam work, then broadens toward critical conditions. Every row is solved independently; no interpolation is baked into the page. If a specification falls between listed temperatures, evaluate the exact value in the calculator instead of estimating across a region where saturation pressure is strongly nonlinear.

Values shown here use six significant figures. The page is regenerated on every engine change from full-precision results, not maintained as a separate spreadsheet. For a pressure-first lookup use the pressure-indexed table. The glossary entry for vapor quality explains why x is meaningful only inside the two-phase region.