Magnus Ringh
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Posted:
6 years ago
2019年2月19日 GMT+1 15:41
Updated:
6 years ago
2019年2月20日 GMT+1 08:07
Hi,
The exponential functionexpexpects a dimensionless input. I'm not sure whatTis, but it might be a temperature, which makes the input to the function dimensionally inconsistent. If the numerator is a temperature, enter it as9459[K], or else you can "dedimensionalize" the denominator as, for example,T[1/K].
Best regards, Magnus Ringh, COMSOL
Hi, The exponential function `exp` expects a dimensionless input. I'm not sure what `T` is, but it might be a temperature, which makes the input to the function dimensionally inconsistent. If the numerator is a temperature, enter it as `9459[K]`, or else you can "dedimensionalize" the denominator as, for example, `T[1/K]`. Best regards, Magnus Ringh, COMSOL
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Posted:
6 years ago
2019年2月20日 GMT+1 07:18
Yes, T is temperature. Thanks this worked. This equation is antonie equation. Is there any unit for these constant a, b in antonie eqn to make this equation dimensionally consisitent? as these equation solves for pressure.
Yes, T is temperature. Thanks this worked. This equation is antonie equation. Is there any unit for these constant a, b in antonie eqn to make this equation dimensionally consisitent? as these equation solves for pressure.