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I have f(x, y) - thermal efficiency of a steam turbine with two steam extractions for heating feed water depending on the extraction pressures. Question. 1. How to find the optimal pressure values at which the efficiency will be maximum? 2. Is it possible to build a surface? For now I have two separate 2D graphics. More https://link.springer.co...0.1007/978-3-319-26674-9 2RegP-Ideal-new.sm (95kb) downloaded 13 time(s).Edited by user 06 November 2023 06:21:22(UTC)
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No, you cannot replace WaterSteamPro with Cool Prop for water/steam. WaterSteamPro is a certified program! Compare please two plots Edited by user 07 November 2023 08:15:34(UTC)
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I am not familiar with CoolProps but I think I could make a nice 3D plot with Maxima if you provide the smath file |
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Originally Posted by: mkraska I am not familiar with CoolProps but I think I could make a nice 3D plot with Maxima if you provide the smath file Thanks, Martin! Must be someone so
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OK but I need a file where the wsp calls are replaced by coolprop ones. Even if plotting doesn't work as expected. |
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Originally Posted by: mkraska OK but I need a file where the wsp calls are replaced by coolprop ones. Even if plotting doesn't work as expected. See please attach 2RegP-Ideal-Cool_Prop-95.sm (74kb) downloaded 16 time(s). 2RegP-Ideal-Cool_Prop-95.pdf (362kb) downloaded 9 time(s).Martin (and all), I am waiting for the solution - 3D-plot and optimal values of p1 and p2.
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on 09/11/2023(UTC), on 09/11/2023(UTC)
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No optimization yet. For checking
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Originally Posted by: OchkovVF No, you cannot replace WaterSteamPro with Cool Prop for water/steam. WaterSteamPro is a certified program! Agreed: CoolProp is CoolProp. For quick visit, I use freeware Katmar IAPWS=97 in all sorts of units. By same token, in Smath, we have lot of water/steam formulas. What about you tabulate matrix style, then spline/interpolate. I will be back on your document ... Jean
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Originally Posted by: Jean Giraud Originally Posted by: OchkovVF No, you cannot replace WaterSteamPro with Cool Prop for water/steam. WaterSteamPro is a certified program! Agreed: CoolProp is CoolProp. For quick visit, I use freeware Katmar IAPWS=97 in all sorts of units. By same token, in Smath, we have lot of water/steam formulas. What about you tabulate matrix style, then spline/interpolate. I will be back on your document ... Jean 1-Plagin.png (702kb) downloaded 0 time(s).
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... confirmed vs my formula IAPWS-97
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Wonderful! But I dare to note that a real steam turbine unit has up to eight steam extractions from the turbine to regenerative heaters. And not only mixing, but also surface type.
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Originally Posted by: mkraska I get slightly different values. ... Hi. Using the definition for partial derivatives and a pure numerical solver. 2RegP-Ideal-Cool_Prop-95_Kr_detail.sm (163kb) downloaded 10 time(s).Best regards. Alvaro.
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