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Old   February 7, 2016, 11:22
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It seems that this question was not answered (but asked several times in the upper discussion).

Is anyone of you aware how the constants of integration are calculated ?

I know that:

H(T) = \int  Cp(T) \, dT + C1

S(T) = \int  \frac{Cp(T)}{T} \, dT + C2

but what is the value of C1 and C2, which is needed for JANAF as a6 and a7 ?

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there are tables for JANAF values for various materials in net or in thermodynamics books like van wylen,... I remember I found them although wasn't easy enough.
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Hi Punit Walia,
I'm in the same case as yours, did you get any answer ?
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This is an old thread, but the link for the old janaf tables is down. I was wondering if anyone could post a new link or the old files?

I will use the new ones for now, but they are overkill for my problem.
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Old   October 28, 2020, 07:26
Default Gibbs free energy derivative expression w.r.t. temperature
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Dear Foamers

In OFv7 and OFv2006 and other earlier versions, in janafThermoI.H file, calculation of dGdT (Gibbs free energy derivative w.r.t. temperature) is expressed as:

Code:
 template<class EquationOfState>
 inline Foam::scalar Foam::janafThermo<EquationOfState>::dGdT
 (
     const scalar p,
     const scalar T
 ) const
 {
     const coeffArray& a = coeffs(T);
     return -((a[0] + a[5]/T)/T + a[1]/2 + T*(a[2]/3 + T*(a[3]/4 + T*a[4]/5)));
 }
As far as I know, dGdT is equal to -S but as you can see in the above expression, dGdT is calculated based on the H expression coefficients (i.e it has a[5]). In fact, according to these, we can say dGdT is equal to -H°(T)/RT^2.
It may be a silly question, but could anybody please explain why is this so?

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