Thermodynamics

Greg_Deckler — Tue, 07 Sep 2021 00:18:36 GMT

OK, where to even begin with this one...

First, the attached file is really a .pbit file but I can only upload .pbix files. So, download and rename from a .pbix file to a .pbit file.

Second, to make full use of this you will want the ASME Steam Tables Compact Edition as a PDF that you can download from here: ASME Steam Tables, Compact Edition | eBooks Gateway | ASME Digital Collection. I believe it is free or reduced cost if you are an ASME member. It is $15 otherwise. I cannot legally release the full .pbix file with the steam table data, hence the .pbit file.

So, this contains a boatload of stuff for thermodynamics as well as some fluid dynamics including:

Couple dozen constants for atmosphere, gravity, speed of light, speed of sound, etc. all defined as individual measures
Over 150 (I stopped counting) unit conversion measures for length, volume, mass, power, energy, thermal conductivity, etc.
Twenty individual measures for temperature conversions between Celsius, Farenheit, Kelvin, Rankin and Reaumur
A bunch of thermodynamics equations as measures, many for ideal gases
Rayleigh flow, Fanno flow and Isentropic flow tables. I have a page in the report for each of these with a mobile view configured.
In addition to the water and steam tables in US Customary and SI units, also includes interpolation tables
Additional tables for chemical properties, thermodynamic properties and specific heat ratios for gases

Could be useful even without the water and steam tables. I plan on working on this one some more over time to add additional calculations and things. I'll post a comment when I update it with notes about what was added/changed.

If you find any errors or if you have suggestions for this, please comment!!

Oh, and just so we are clear, I make no guarantees that any of this information is accurate, so use at your own risk!

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Re: Thermodynamics

kMcDonald33 — Wed, 14 Jun 2023 22:31:03 GMT

wow, there is a lot in this. Thanks!

As a mechanical Engineer focused on building operations, I've been exploring PowerBI as an approachable tool for other small/medium size energy consultants and commissioning agents to review BMS and HVAC equipment Trend Data. This pbit has a bunch of helpful measures for psychrometric calculations (dewpoint or enthalpy from temp and RH%, etc. )

Thank you for sharing!

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