Transport Properties for Mixtures

[paarfi]

Transport properties for mixtures are not currently implemented.

[ibell]

This is a long time in the future. As a VERY rough estimate, you could do
mole fraction weighted fluidities, so 1/eta_mean(T,rho) =
sum(x_i/eta_i(T,rho))

On Mon, Dec 8, 2014 at 6:31 AM, paarfi notifications@github.com wrote:

Transport properties for mixtures are not currently implemented.

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[paarfi]

Fair enough. Is that viscosity estimate something you'd be willing to add to coolprop as a stop-gap until you have time to do something better?

If not, does coolprop expose the names of the mixture components through the interface? I see the mole_fractions_vapor and liquid functions on the abstractstate, but I don't see a method to tell which component fluids those number go with. Am I just missing it?

[ibell]

What environment are you working from? C++?

Could you open an issue to get the component names (as a
std::vectorstd::string through the AbstractState interface?

On Tue, Dec 9, 2014 at 9:36 AM, Rob Miller notifications@github.com wrote:

Fair enough. Is that viscosity estimate something you'd be willing to add
to coolprop as a stop-gap until you have time to do something better?

If not, does coolprop expose the names of the mixture components through
the interface? I see the mole_fractions_vapor and liquid functions on the
abstractstate, but I don't see a method to tell which component fluids
those number go with. Am I just missing it?

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[paarfi]

I'm working from C#. I will add the new issue. Thanks.