SteamCalc в Android Market

Icon for SteamCalc 1.01 SteamCalc (v. 1.01)
Разработано Ryan Kaczowka

SteamCalc is a chemical engineering application that calculates properties of water steam using IF97 formulation. Valid inputs are pressure and temperature. Output properties are volume, density, entropy, enthalpy, and internal energy. A must have for chemical engineering students. Don't waste your time flipping through pages of steam tables.



Бесплатно

Категория: Образование
Закачек: 10000-50000
Размер: 71.0 KB
Опубликовано: 2013-01-17
Обновлено: 2013-01-17

Официальный сайт:
Ryankaczowka.com

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Системное имя пакета: rek.steam

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Комментарии и оценки пользователей для SteamCalc

[2013-02-02] A Google User:
Misleading and wrong dis app dun even tell me how much mai gaemz r wurth. plis halp i need workin steam calc. worst app 2013.
[2013-01-02] A Google User:
GIVES WRONG ANSWERS If you enter P=43 bar and T=400 degrees C you get enthalpy = 1379.9 BTU/lb. If you enter the same properties using a different temperature unit (P=43 Bar and T=752F) you get enthalpy =1583.1 BTU/lb. This tool does not work. Please fix it.
[2012-09-17] A Google User:
Accurate Accurate information. Bit you can only choose temperature and pressure rather than choosing any 2 inputs.
[2012-06-10] A Google User:
Free Basic but good enough for beginners. TY very much
[2012-05-16] A Google User:
Fix it Please
[2012-05-10] A Google User:
Like Good job ))
[2012-02-10] A Google User:
Wrong answers. UNINSTALLING. Gives obviously wrong answers. Android steam tables (free) is much better
[2011-12-03] A Google User:
. It would be better if you could select more inputs.
[2011-11-23] A Google User:
Very simple to use. Quick and easy
[2011-11-10] A Google User:
Gives erroneous results Checked pressure and vapor as the two inputs. Entered pressure at 14.7 psi and the app spit out a saturation temperature of 416°F when is should be 212°F. In addition, the psi units should read psia. Didn't check any of the other calculations since a single error makes this app not-qualified for it's intended use.
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