hofpT1 Intermediate function for isentropic specific enthalpy in region 1
	handsofpT1 Special function for specific enthalpy and specific entropy in region 1
	hofps1 Function for isentropic specific enthalpy in region 1
	hofpT2 Intermediate function for isentropic specific enthalpy in region 2
	handsofpT2 Function for isentropic specific enthalpy and specific entropy in region 2
	hofps2 Function for isentropic specific enthalpy in region 2
	hofdT3 Function for isentropic specific enthalpy in region 3
	hofps3 Isentropic specific enthalpy in region 3 h(p,s)
	hofpsdt3 Isentropic specific enthalpy in region 3 h(p,s) with given good guess in d and T
	hofps4 Isentropic specific enthalpy in region 4 h(p,s)
	hofpT5 Specific enthalpy in region 5 h(p,T)
	water_hisentropic Isentropic specific enthalpy from p,s (preferably use water_hisentropic_dyn in dynamic simulation!)
	water_hisentropic_dyn Isentropic specific enthalpy from p,s and good guesses of d and T

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Package description

Package contents

• Function hofpT1 computes h(p,T) in region 1.
• Function handsofpT1 computes (s,h)=f(p,T) in region 1, needed for two-phase properties.
• Function hofps1 computes h(p,s) in region 1.
• Function hofpT2 computes h(p,T) in region 2.
• Function handsofpT2 computes (s,h)=f(p,T) in region 2, needed for two-phase properties.
• Function hofps2 computes h(p,s) in region 2.
• Function hofdT3 computes h(d,T) in region 3.
• Function hofpsdt3 computes h(p,s,dguess,Tguess) in region 3, where dguess and Tguess are initial guess values for the density and temperature consistent with p and s.
• Function hofps4 computes h(p,s) in region 4.
• Function hofpT5 computes h(p,T) in region 5.
• Function water_hisentropic computes h(p,s,phase) in all regions. The phase input is needed due to discontinuous derivatives at the phase boundary.
• Function water_hisentropic_dyn computes h(p,s,dguess,Tguess,phase) in all regions. The phase input is needed due to discontinuous derivatives at the phase boundary. Tguess and dguess are initial guess values for the density and temperature consistent with p and s. This function should be preferred in dynamic simulations where good guesses are often available.

Version Info and Revision history

• First implemented: July, 2000 by Hubertus Tummescheit

Author: Hubertus Tummescheit,
Modelon AB
Ideon Science Park
SE-22370 Lund, Sweden
email: hubertus@modelon.se

• Initial version: July 2000
• Documentation added: December 2002