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I am trying to formulate and equation/program in Mathcad that can determine the value of m, n, and C of the following equation:
Nu = C*(Re)^m(Pr)^n
all of the other values are given: Nu, Re, Pr
Kevin Price wrote:
I am trying to formulate and equation/program in Mathcad that can determine the value of m, n, and C of the following equation:
Nu = C*(Re)^m(Pr)^n
all of the other values are given: Nu, Re, Pr
Presumably you have a set of values of Nu, Re and Pr to which you want to fit the heat transfer correlation. See attached for an approach using Given .. Minerr that might be of some help. Note that since you didn't supply any real data I've constructed totally arbitrary data.
Alan
Ok Thanks sorry here is my data I have to work with:
Pr = 3.033
Re = 0.397
Nu = 0.048
Trying to find : C, m, and n
With a single data set you can find an infinite number of different solutions for C, m and n. You need more data to achieve a meaningful result.
Alan
PS What fluid are you using and what's the system? The Prandtl number seems very high and the Reynolds number and Nusselt numbers seem very small (at least, that's the case for fluids and systems I've experienced).
One joke.
Radio in a literary quiz asked to name a favorite product (in russin - a iterary work too) of Professor NN. The correct answer is - favorite product of Professor NN is... Reynolds to Prandtl.
Hi Kevin,
Old post, but listed as unaswered. Who says can't be solved. Within limits and graphically can examine the problem. Simple in MathCad.
Here tis - possible solution? Simply muck about with "np" and ranges to examine to your hearts content.
Regards