Viscosity Coefficients for Air
Degree of Equation = (max degree = 4) r = A + BT + CT² + DT³ + ET^4
A=
Data (max # of data pts = 1000) B=
T (K) r (kg/m³) C=
D=
E=
Viscosity Coefficients for Air
Degree of Equation = (max degree = 4) m = A + BT + CT² + DT³ + ET^4
A=
Data (max # of data pts = 1000) B=
T (K) m (cP) C=
D=
E=
Viscosity Coefficients for Air
Degree of Equation = (max degree = 4) vp = A + BT + CT² + DT³ + ET^4
A=
Data (max # of data pts = 1000) B=
T (K) vp (kPa) C=
D=
E=
Viscosity Coefficients for Air
Degree of Equation = (max degree = 4) m = A + BT + CT² + DT³ + ET^4
A=
Data (max # of data pts = 1000) B=
T (K) m (cP) C=
D=
E=
Viscosity Coefficients for Air
Degree of Equation = (max degree = 4) Cp = A + BT + CT² + DT³ + ET^4
A = 41.77143
Data (max # of data pts = 1000) B = -1.09571
T (K) Cp(KJ/kmol K) C = 0.087857
D=
E=
This macro calculates the coefficients of an Nth order equation using
the method of least squares:
y = C + A1X + A2X² + A3X³ + ….. AnX^n
Where: y = dependent variable
C = constant
A1, A2,…An = coefficients of independent variables X, X²…., X^n
When building equations for PIPE-FLO fluid data tables, the maximum degree of the
equation you should use is 4.
