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Physical Property List in MS Excel Print E-mail
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Written by Chris Haslego   
Download the attached spreadsheet with physical properties listed for many of the most common industrial chemicals.
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Physical Property Spreasheet[MS Excel spreadsheet listing physical properties for many commonly used industrial chemicals]180 Kb
 
Physical Property Databank for MS Excel Print E-mail
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Written by Chris Haslego   
Use the attached MS Excel add-in to quickly find and call physical properties into your favorite spreadsheets.
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Databank[Physical Propterty Add-In for MS Excel]115 Kb
 
Properties of Water and Steam Print E-mail
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Written by Chris Haslego   

This article supplement contains additional technical details regarding the calculation method shown in the article below. 

The first attachment includes the validity for, derivation equations, and references for regions 1, 2, and 4 of the graph shown below.

The second attachment includes the equations for calculating the transport properties dynamic viscosity and thermal conductivity as well as the surface tension of the interface between the liquid and the vapor phase of water.

The third attachment is the MS Excel Add-in referenced in the article for calculation water and steam properties.

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This attachment is supplemental information to this article:

Thermodynamic and Transport Properties of Water and Steam

Last Updated on Monday, 03 August 2009 17:41
 
Estimating Solution Heat Capacities Print E-mail
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Written by Chris Haslego   
This excel spreadsheet accompanies the article entitled "Estimating Heat Capacities of Solutions with Dissolved Solids".  The spreadsheet include a listing of the heat capacities of elements which can be used to estimate the heat capacities of solutions via the method presented.
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cpelements.xls[Heat Capacities of Elements]41 Kb
 
Insulated Pipe Temperature Prediction Print E-mail
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Written by Chris Haslego   

Use this spreadsheet to help predict the end point temperature of a fluid flowing in an insulated pipe.  For more information, reference our article titled "Making Decisions with Insulation".

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Last Updated on Thursday, 24 September 2009 13:34
 
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