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Add function to calculate the saturation temperature from enthalpy and barometric pressure. #33

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dmey opened this issue Mar 28, 2019 · 4 comments
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dmey commented Mar 28, 2019

This is a placeholder issue for adding a function to calculate the saturation temperature from enthalpy and barometric pressure. An implementation in EnergyPlus is found here.

There is no set time frame for this and I have added this enhancement to the 'Future' milestone and can move it to the a release milestone if we want/are ready to implement it.

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dmey commented Apr 8, 2020

@didierthevenard this would not be a lot of code but there are a few decisions to make re implementation. For example in the EnergyPlus implementation they use a look up table when the temperature is 101330 Pa but this could be removed. This is one example but there may be better ways to implement this in PsychroLib...

@dmey dmey modified the milestones: Future, 2.6.0 Apr 11, 2020
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@dmey just wondering if there is has been any movement on this item? I have a use case around dehumidification where this could be quite helpful.

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dmey commented Jun 7, 2023

Sorry but unlikely in the near future but happy to review the code if you fancy implementing.

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wqjkdqj commented Aug 25, 2023

Also looking forward to this function. Now I'm using GoalSeek as a workaround.

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