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What is NX19?GERG-2008 is already implemented in CoolProp - that is pretty much what we use when we use the HEOS backend, except that we always use the most accurate pure fluid EOS, while GERG uses special pure fluid EOS.Implementing AGA8 would be relatively easy, since the new version of AGA8 comes with C++ code (that I wrote :) )
On Thu, Sep 29, 2016 at 4:19 AM, f.lombardi85 <f.lomb...@gmail.com> wrote:
Hi all, I'm new of coolprop sw and I'm trying to implement AGA-8, NX19, SGERG-88 calculation.Do you have suggestions about?Every ideas and/or suggestions are very appreciated. Thanks very much in advance.
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Yes, you have the right idea. But the HEOS stands for the Helmholtz backend, which corresponds to the GERG model. It is what is used in refprop too.
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