with arbitrary number of temperature intervals, to Cantera's underlying routines. Cantera can now read fortran formatted NASA9 polynomials to create cti files The cti files can then be translated into xml files. And, the xml files can now be read into constant pressure standard state objects and used normally within the guts of Cantera. Currently, the standard state just links into the GeneralSpeciesThermo object, which means that it's calculation speed is slow. However, atm this satisfies the initial use case for this new capability. In the near future, I'll push this out to the matlab and python interfaces. |
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