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General Calculator Help / Thermodynamic Cycles Program
« on: December 26, 2016, 11:22:27 pm »
Hello everyone;
I'm starting this topic because i want to start a project which could be (or at least I think would be) interesting and useful. The project is based on the AssTermo-D and the main propose is to create a Thermodynamic Cycles program which could be useful to all students with Technical Thermodynamics.
Basically, insert the objects (furnace, compressor, turbine, exchanger...) to create the cycle that the user wants and specify some of their attribute (efficiency, pressure, temperature, work...) to do the main calculations, providing the fluid properties from the AssTermo-D archive which is a great source.
I've the knowledge of what calculations have to do but no idea of programming (and don't know which type of code will be better if C, Lua, Basic...), anyone have interest on helping me or guide me?
Thanks for the attention.
P.D : I got the idea from this old HP48 file http://www.hpcalc.org/details/6258 I didn't prove it cause don't know how to open it but could be useful.
I'm starting this topic because i want to start a project which could be (or at least I think would be) interesting and useful. The project is based on the AssTermo-D and the main propose is to create a Thermodynamic Cycles program which could be useful to all students with Technical Thermodynamics.
Basically, insert the objects (furnace, compressor, turbine, exchanger...) to create the cycle that the user wants and specify some of their attribute (efficiency, pressure, temperature, work...) to do the main calculations, providing the fluid properties from the AssTermo-D archive which is a great source.
I've the knowledge of what calculations have to do but no idea of programming (and don't know which type of code will be better if C, Lua, Basic...), anyone have interest on helping me or guide me?
Thanks for the attention.
P.D : I got the idea from this old HP48 file http://www.hpcalc.org/details/6258 I didn't prove it cause don't know how to open it but could be useful.
