class WaterWP95reaktoro
Declaration
class WaterWP95reaktoro { /* full declaration omitted */ };
Description
The WaterWP95reaktoro class References: Wagner, W., Prub, A. The IAPWS formulation 1995 for the thermodynamic properties of ordinary water substance for general and scientific use. J. Phys. Chem. Ref. Data, 2002 31(2):387–535.
Declared at: ThermoFun/ThermoModelsSolvent.h:84
Method Overview
- public WaterWP95reaktoro()
- public WaterWP95reaktoro(const ThermoFun::Substance & substance)
- public auto propertiesSolvent(double T, double & P, int state) -> ThermoFun::PropertiesSolvent
- public auto thermoPropertiesSubstance(double T, double & P, int state) -> ThermoFun::ThermoPropertiesSubstance
Methods
¶WaterWP95reaktoro()
WaterWP95reaktoro()
Description
Construct a default class object instance
Declared at: ThermoFun/ThermoModelsSolvent.h:88
¶WaterWP95reaktoro(
const ThermoFun::Substance& substance)
WaterWP95reaktoro(
const ThermoFun::Substance& substance)
Description
Construct an class object instance from a Species instance
Declared at: ThermoFun/ThermoModelsSolvent.h:91
Parameters
- const ThermoFun::Substance& substance
¶auto propertiesSolvent(double T,
double& P,
int state)
-> ThermoFun::PropertiesSolvent
auto propertiesSolvent(double T,
double& P,
int state)
-> ThermoFun::PropertiesSolvent
Description
Return the physical properties of the solvent.
Declared at: ThermoFun/ThermoModelsSolvent.h:97
Parameters
- double T
- The temperature value (in units of K)
- double& P
- The pressure value (in units of Pa)
- int state
- defines the state of the solvent (liquid 0, vapor 1, below the critical point)
¶auto thermoPropertiesSubstance(double T,
double& P,
int state)
-> ThermoFun::ThermoPropertiesSubstance
auto thermoPropertiesSubstance(double T,
double& P,
int state)
-> ThermoFun::ThermoPropertiesSubstance
Description
Return the themrodynamic properties of the solvent.
Declared at: ThermoFun/ThermoModelsSolvent.h:103
Parameters
- double T
- The temperature value (in units of K)
- double& P
- The pressure value (in units of Pa)
- int state
- defines the state of the solvent (liquid 0, vapor 1, below the critical point)