Dear members,
I have been playing around with PyNomo and it is a powerful product. By and large I have used it to recreate some simple nomographs that I have seen in text books that are too small or too aged to be of any use.
Now I am embarking on trying to create my own nomograph but I am having trouble deciding how to go about it.
The equation that I want to represent is as follows.
ln(C/C0) = -31000000 * exp(-10161 / (T + 273.15) * exp (1.75 * pH) * d
Where,
C/C0 - Final concentration / Initial concentration
T - Temperature, in deg C
pH - Solution pH
d - Duration, in days
Basically, given, T, pH, d and C, I want to be able to determine what initial concentration I will require.
Any assistance would be greatly appreciated.
Best regards
Andrew Lindsay
Some ideas on representing an equation
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Re: Some ideas on representing an equation
Hello Andrew,
you have missed parentheses in your equation. If your equation is type
f1(C/C0)=f2(T)*f3(pH)*f4(d)
I would probably make it simple type 3 equation with logs. If the equation is not of that form, let's look it more detailed once equation is corrected.
br,
\leif
you have missed parentheses in your equation. If your equation is type
f1(C/C0)=f2(T)*f3(pH)*f4(d)
I would probably make it simple type 3 equation with logs. If the equation is not of that form, let's look it more detailed once equation is corrected.
br,
\leif
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