Examples of the WSP functions

used in Microsoft Excel

Pressure:

21

MPa

The properties in blue are calculated automatically from the input values in red.

Temperature:

300

°C

Pressure:

21 000 000

Pa

Temperature:

573,15

K

Volume:

0,001357905

m3/kg

Density:

736,4286269

kg/m3

Internal Energy:

1304947,004

J/kg

1304,947004

kJ/kg

Entropy:

3205,131374

J/kg*K

3,205131374

kJ/kg*K

Enthalpy:

1333463,006

J/kg

1333,463006

kJ/kg

Heat capacity (p):

5288,982099

J/kg*K

5,288982099

kJ/kg*K

Heat capacity (v):

3030,153644

J/kg*K

3,030153644

kJ/kg*K

Sound velocity:

1011,454251

m/s

Dynamic viscosity:

9,03782E-05

Pa*m

Kinematic viscocity:

1,22725E-07

m2/s

Thermal conductivity:

0,570167165

W/m*K

Prandtle:

0,838365977

Isoentropic coefficient:

35,87598679

Surface Tension:

0,014359615

N/m

Saturation temperature:

642,977343

K

Saturation pressure:

8587708,33

Pa

Note: All used functions are defined in Visual Basic for Application's Editor. For call it please press Alt-F11 keys.

The another way to use the WSP functions is to use the Excel add-in. Choose menu Tools/Add-ins.

In appeared dialog check the "WSP" and press OK. After that all functions will be viewed in "Insert function" wizard.