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Two python libraries requesting EXPOSED to Smath via Plugin
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Why should I sign-up to see a list of formulas from books [ Hope they are formulas]. I don't care Python and never sign-up. In 1989, our piping Designers used "MassBal". On my side of the Engineering team: orifice sizing & valves from Sharp calculator.
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Jean the idea behind is not the formulas but the easy they are accessed! I mean look at the CoolProps plugin, similarly it would be nice to have a database of Pipes (including the Schedule, Ids, ODs) as well as fittings (non-returns, globe, elbows...). You mentioned orifice sizing: http://fluids.readthedoc...s.html?highlight=orificePoint is that user would be able to send "Parameters" in already well-defined library functions
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Originally Posted by: ioncube Point is that user would be able to send "Parameters" in already well-defined library functions Most if not all of those things were standardized well before the 2012 re-invention. Piping designers have all that in their bible, as well as contraction/expansion 'K' for control valve sizing. Metering orifice plate is something else [ISO 5167], the Smath work sheet is done ... do you want it ? more as well "Colebrook stuff". Control valve sizing is RemToDo. Thanks, interesting.
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I am a man who enjoys learning by examples ...Jean it would be very helpful if you can refer me some chemical/mechanical engineering *.sm sheets (btw I am currently searching this forum too!) Offtopic: When I press Thanks button on the posts ...popup appears stating "Error Occurred"
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Originally Posted by: ioncube I am a man who enjoys learning by examples ...Jean it would be very helpful if you can refer me some chemical/mechanical engineering *.sm sheets (btw I am currently searching this forum too!) Offtopic: When I press Thanks button on the posts ...popup appears stating "Error Occurred" ============================= The "Thanks" popup error ? Maybe Radovan can help on that. This forum does not have a "Repository" of models projects, but : "Samples" [today] contains about 35 pages of each about 15 projects done ... enjoy your bed time reading. Mechanical is not my cup of tea ! except if purely Physics. Chemical is simple if from formulas. Otherwise: difficult from "Solving" In the mean time, enjoy these 4 appetizers. Jean Utilities XY [Draw Truss Labels].sm (22kb) downloaded 42 time(s). Inst_Mach Number Pitot.sm (186kb) downloaded 39 time(s). Matrix PseudoInverse.sm (112kb) downloaded 41 time(s). Solve Given_Find [UN CO2].sm (144kb) downloaded 45 time(s).
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