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A. Mohamed March 10, 2003 04:53

thermochemical properties format
 
Hi, Does anyone give me, any information about Gordon-McBride format?

And where can I find any proprieties of new materials(web address)? Regards Mohamed

Jeff Moder March 18, 2003 12:26

Re: thermochemical properties format
 
See the website:

http://www.grc.nasa.gov/WWW/CEAWeb

A. Mohamed March 19, 2003 11:37

Re: thermochemical properties format
 
Thank for your help.

I look a website, but I note

that the forme for the fits is

Cp/R= a_1*T^-2 + a_2*T^-1 + a_3 + a_4*T^1 + a_5*T^2 + a_6*T^3 + a_7*T^4.

I think that fits format in CFX is :

Cp/R= a_1 + a_2*T^1 +a_3*T^2 + a_4*T^3 + a_5*T^4.

What do you think ?


Jeff Moder March 19, 2003 12:01

Re: thermochemical properties format
 
The format

Cp/R= a_1 + a_2*T^1 +a_3*T^2 + a_4*T^3 + a_5*T^4.

is the original format used by Gordon/McBride, while

Cp/R= a_1*T^-2 + a_2*T^-1 + a_3 + a_4*T^1 + a_5*T^2 + a_6*T^3 + a_7*T^4.

is a newer format they have been using for a while now.

I do not know if CFX allows for a 7-coefficient fit of Cp/R.

A. Mohamed March 20, 2003 03:20

Re: thermochemical properties format
 
Thank you ^_^


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