Video on superheat and how to calculate it and what it is

[@bonganiedwardmthethwa6455]

Thank you sir. Your videos are so simple to understand and really spot on.

[@ChilesHeatCool]

Thank you. I always tried to do that when I taught classes, and students liked it. Glade it helped and you enjoyed.

[@kennethlobo4420]

Thank u very well explained.Makes understanding easy.

[@ChilesHeatCool]

Your welcome. Glad it helped. I can always be thanked by sharing the video to. Have a nice day.

[@HfJax]

Awesome and simple video very easy to understand as always, can you pls do another one about sub cooling too, thanks so much

[@ChilesHeatCool]

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[@keithshreve6736]

Excellent Video !Thank You !

[@ChilesHeatCool]

Keith Shreve thank you. Hope it helps people understand it better.

[@johnkubik8559]

If your temperature probe shows a lower temperature than your pressure gauge, check your probe calibration, its physically impossible for the liquid to be cooler than the vapor point.

[@ChilesHeatCool]

no, it is possible because the vapor has been heated up.