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Well my dreaming part started a week prior to the exam. Even unfortunately the night before the exam it hit hard. I went to bed around 11:00 PM and woke up at 12:30 AM! in this 1:30 hours I dreamt about moisture content, dew point and all those psychrometric ********. Slept terribly all night...

Same situation, finding it not easy to go back to normal life. Last two or three days in the evening I feel like I have too much free time!

I aimed to score as high as possible on the AM and thought it would help carry my PM score deficiency as well. But my exam experience was vice versa. I felt really comfortable on PM, I just paced through the problems and even finished the PM session 20 minutes early, I wonder now if I was...

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Same experience, I took TF depth.

You can still use the table to find the enthalphies. For 80F find h1 and Pr1. Since pressure ratio is given you can find Pr2. From Pr2 you can calculate the h2 value. For some reason NCEES always solved compressor/turbine/fan problems by using ideal gas laws. 

Exactly same condition here :(

Def, I salute your determination. Just focus on NCEES and SMS, which is what I am aiming to do for the last couple days.

I hate people who judge other people :(  

At the moment anything other than studying sounds attractive to me, don't have the same motivation the way I had like a month before :(  From now on I'll just focus on SMS and NCEES.

Are you working through Lindeburg's Mechanical PE Practice Exam? How do you rate this practice exam?

Received it today. Good thing is that there are couple of motels right next to the exam center.

JayhawkerME, I wasn't aware about this but I just checked and found it now. MERM Page 23-16, the ideal gas definition says that ideal gas temperature is much higher than critical temperature which is true in this case but the ideal gas pressure has to be very low, in this case the pressure is...

I was using the steam tables by keenan and keyes. I didn't bother to look at the NCEES 01 solution procedure. As you've mentioned on a different post and I agree with you that compare to NCEES 2008, NCEES 01 doesn't do a good job about explaining the solution procedure. Also I've noticed that...

Yea exactly. Also its hard to replicate a role Michael Caine has performed.

I am using Lindeburg Engineering Unit Conversions book and I'm very satisfied with this book. I'll give it a 5 star.

I've solved it this way.  1. Find h1= 1530.8 using 5000 psia & 1200 F 2. Since its throttled (h1 = h2) @1000 psia I find the entropy s = 1.6698 for the enthalphy value 1530.8.  3. Since Expanded adiabatically to 50 psia I find the quality x = 1.0088. From this quality I find enthalphy h3...