.BuildSysPro.IBPSA.Media.Refrigerants.R410A

Information

This package contains function definitions for thermodynamic properties of R410A based on data for commercial refrigerant Dupont Suva 410A. The methodology used to evaluate the isentropic exponent is taken from de Monte (2002).

References

F. de Monte. (2002). Calculation of thermodynamic properties of R407C and R410A by the Martin-Hou equation of state, part I: theoretical development. International Journal of Refrigeration. 25. 306-313.

Thermodynamic properties of DuPont Suva 410A: https://www.chemours.com/Refrigerants/en_US/assets/downloads/h64423_Suva410A_thermo_prop_si.pdf

Contents

Name	Description
dPressureVap_dSpecificVolume_Tv	Derivative of the Martin-Hou equation of state with regards to specific volume
dPressureVap_dTemperature_Tv	Derivative of the Martin-Hou equation of state with regards to temperature
dSpecificVolumeVap_pT	Function that calculates the Jacobian of specific volume R410A vapor based on pressure and temperature
enthalpySatLiq_T	Function that calculates the enthalpy of saturated liquid R410A based on temperature
enthalpySatVap_T	Function that calculates the specific enthalpy of saturated R410A vapor based on temperature
isentropicExponentVap_Tv	Function that calculates the isentropic exponent of R410A vapor based on temperature and specific volume
pressureSatVap_T	Function that calculates the pressure of saturated R410A vapor based on temperature
pressureVap_Tv	Function that calculates the pressure R410A vapor based on temperature and specific volume
specificIsobaricHeatCapacityVap_Tv	Function that calculates the specific isobaric heat capacity of R410A vapor based on temperature and specific volume
specificIsochoricHeatCapacityVap_Tv	Function that calculates the specific isochoric heat capacity of R410A vapor based on temperature and specific volume
specificVolumeVap_pT	Function that calculates the specific volume R410A vapor based on pressure and temperature

Revisions

• November 9, 2020, by Michael Wetter:
  Moved constants that are common to functions to the scope of the package.
  This is for #1414.
• October 17, 2016, by Massimo Cimmino:
  First implementation.