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I would like to ask the expert instrucalc: what formula is used to calculate the reaction force?

2018-05-10View Original

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This post was last edited by longkui1990 on 2018-5-16 at 17:07. The self-created xls file is available in the attachment; screenshots are shown below. It’s understandable that the values calculated according to HG/T 20570 and API 520 do not match. Some articles on CNKI suggest that the units were used incorrectly when referencing HG/T 20570. . By the way, that’s indeed the case. But even when the value calculated by the API is divided by 9.807, it still differs significantly from the reaction force calculated by InstruCalc. I would appreciate it if someone could explain what formula is used to calculate the reaction force in InstruCalc. Thank you. The formulas are listed in HG/T 20570 and API 520
Reply #22018-05-16
I would appreciate some guidance from those who know more O(∩_∩)O Thank you
Reply #32018-07-13
Heat of absorption/latent heat... I have my own Excel sheet; if you want it, you can email me at iwjtueabk@gmail.com

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