themroc
Chemical
- Sep 7, 2006
- 76
In the attached excel sheet (interpolation.xls) measured friction factor data are shown as a function of Reynolds. The data are for different packing densities. 30 = lowest packing 80 = highest packing.
As it can be seen the values are strongly decreasing with higher Reynolds number.
Applying the excel trend lines does not give a good fit.
The power function fits well until a Reynolds number of 100 but for higher values I can not find a suitable fit.
Can anyone propose a software package which is able to apply trendlines for such kind of curves.
What kind of mathematical equation would fit the data?
Ideally a two dimensial function which gives
f = f(reynolds; packing density)
Any sugestion apreciated
As it can be seen the values are strongly decreasing with higher Reynolds number.
Applying the excel trend lines does not give a good fit.
The power function fits well until a Reynolds number of 100 but for higher values I can not find a suitable fit.
Can anyone propose a software package which is able to apply trendlines for such kind of curves.
What kind of mathematical equation would fit the data?
Ideally a two dimensial function which gives
f = f(reynolds; packing density)
Any sugestion apreciated