plasma file

[José]

Dear Evgenii, I download your plasma file and write the original VCS
subroutine in FORTRAN.
In README.TXT file appear “Requirements: VCS subroutine from [1].
Insert COMMON /MY/ in its body”, but I do not understand what it means
“Insert COMMON /MY/ in its body”. Can you explain that, where I need
to insert COMMON /MY/.
I do not how I can to and put it in
https://docs.google.com/?tab=oo&authuser=0#home

Jose

[JOSÉ ANTÓNIO PEREZ DE LA TORRE]

The plasma file

Dear Evgenii, I download your plasma file and write the
original VCS subroutine in FORTRAN.

In README.TXT file appear �Requirements: VCS subroutine
from [1]. Insert COMMON /MY/ in its body�, but I do not
understand what it means �Insert COMMON /MY/ in its body�.

Can you explain that, where I need to insert COMMON /MY/.

I do not how I can to unload and put it in
https://docs.google.com/?tab=oo&authuser=0#home

Jose

[Evgenii Rudnyi]

Dear Jose,

COMMON in Fortran allows us to exchange information between different
subroutines. It has just happened that some variables in VCS have not
been in the COMMON block but I needed to change them. Basically it means
that you take the line

COMMON /MY/ NS1, NL1, ICE, E

and insert in the VCS at the beginning somewhere before the first
statement to execute. The order of COMMON blocks does not matter.

What do you want to achieve? Could you please describe your goal a bit
better?

Evgenii

on 06.03.2011 17:14 Jos� said the following:

> Dear Evgenii, I download your plasma file and write the original VCS

> subroutine in FORTRAN. In README.TXT file appear �Requirements: VCS
> subroutine from [1]. Insert COMMON /MY/ in its body�, but I do not
> understand what it means �Insert COMMON /MY/ in its body�. Can you

[JOSÉ ANTÓNIO PEREZ DE LA TORRE]

Thank you Evgenii, I go to tray. I think that information
is enough.
I only send the file because maybe someone in the group
wants the original VCS subroutine.
Jose

Em Sun, 06 Mar 2011 18:01:42 +0100
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[JOSÉ ANTÓNIO PEREZ DE LA TORRE]

Evgenii,
My principal objective is use plasma to performance
calculation about natural gas with carbon deposition as
the reaction of CH4, CO2, CO, H2O, O2, H2, C(s), change
the temperature or the concentration molar of one of the
reagents O2, H2, H2O.
In the future I go to integrate it to my program in Matlab
to performance equilibrium thermodynamic calculation. It
goes to be free to.
Jose

Em Sun, 06 Mar 2011 18:01:42 +0100
Evgenii Rudnyi <use...@rudnyi.ru> escreveu:

[Evgenii Rudnyi]

An alternative is to use my TDLIB library

http://evgenii.rudnyi.ru/doc/misc/tdlib.html

written in C++, the VCS interface is already there. It is possible to
use it as a binary to just compute equilibrium composition, or as a
library. Well, I have employed XML style for data files and for example
it looks as follows to compute equilibrium composition (see the first
message)

http://groups.google.com/group/thermodynamicslib/t/c11191760b62f000

Additionally if you will need to use it as a library, you need to master
C++.

Yet calling VCS directly could be simpler.

on 06.03.2011 18:53 JOS� ANT�NIO PEREZ DE LA TORRE said the following: