Closed omarbay closed 6 months ago
Take a look here: https://refprop-docs.readthedocs.io/en/latest/DLL/high_level.html#f/_/REFPROPdll . Basically the suffix LIQ
will give you the liquid phase value and VAP
the vapor phase when the inputs are two-phase, so DLIQ;DVAP
would be the co-existing densities
Description
I am connecting Python to NIST Refporp through your wrapper and getting props out into a csv, I managed to get the properties, however I need the function that gets properties for both liquid and vapor when the is between 0 and 1. Attached below also other properties like viscosity, etc.
REFPROP Version: [10]
Operating System and Version: [Windows 11]
Access Method: [How you are accessing REFPROP (i.e. Python, PyCharm)]