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Old   April 14, 2021, 12:35
Default Interpolating between Temperature an Heat Capacity
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I gained heat capacity values from some measurements that I did. Now I want to integrate these in Openfoam. The problem is, that there is no polynomial function that would be a good fit. So what I would like to do is just take 50 heat capacity and Temperature values and let Openfoam interpolate the heat capacity from this list.


So, i am pretty new to C++, so I just wanted to ask if somebody could give me some tips on how to get started or if there is already a function that I could adapt to my problem?
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I gained heat capacity values from some measurements that I did. Now I want to integrate these in Openfoam. The problem is, that there is no polynomial function that would be a good fit. So what I would like to do is just take 50 heat capacity and Temperature values and let Openfoam interpolate the heat capacity from this list.


So, i am pretty new to C++, so I just wanted to ask if somebody could give me some tips on how to get started or if there is already a function that I could adapt to my problem?



Do you want the hTabulated ? https://cfd.direct/openfoam/user-gui...hermophysical/



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