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March 14, 2006, 08:07 |
Mat. prop. vs Temperature curve approximation
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Hi,
I want to use the "Expressions" part in the CFX Pre to determine for instance the density vs temperature curve of water! I divided the whole curve in two part and I tried to approximate them by 5th and 6th order polinomes but between the measured points there are unplesaent oscillation! I think (and I experienced too)they cause inconvergency? What sould I do? How can I complete this problem? Thanks in advence! Attila |
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