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Thermodynamic and Transport Properties of Ammonia






Calculate thermodynamic and transport properties of ammonia.


Features:

NH3 Tables Calculator

  • No installation required;
  • Always work with the latest version;
  • Access it from any computer in the world;
  • Accurate and easy to use;
  • Save data to Excel (free).
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NH3 Tables Calculator








NH3 Tables Calculator


Friday, February 12, 2010

Ammonia Calculator v2.0 released
  • New user interface
  • Added support for all modern browsers
  • Different themes (gray=default, blue and slate)
  • Saving data to Excel is now free
  • And much more...
Recomended browsers:
  • Internet Explorer version 7.x or later;
  • FireFox version 3.x or later;
  • Google Chrome version 4.x or later;
  • Safari version 4.x or later;
  • Opera version 10.x or later;
Older browsers may still work satisfactorily, but they will not be officially supported. Related story:

Google starts phasing out old browser support March 1st

Official Google Enterprise Blog
​Modern browsers for modern applications


Description

The site provides a fully functional, professional quality web application for calculation of thermodynamic and transport properties of ammonia.

The "NH3 Tables Calculator" is based on the industrial formulation for ammonia, formulated in Helmholtz energy, and presented in "Equations of State for Technical Applications" by R. Span and W. Wagner.

For transport properties the application uses equations presented in: "The Viscosity of Ammonia" by A. Fenghour, W. A. Wakeham, V. Vesovic, J.T.R.Watson, J. Millat, E.Vogel; and "Equations for Thermal Conductivity of Natural Refrigerants" by J. Yata, M. Hori, Y. Isono, and Y. Ueda.


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