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Given that the fluid properties are not under standard conditions, how can the enthalpy value of this fluid under standard conditions be determined?

2016-07-18View Original

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A newcomer is asking an expert a question. There is a fluid that has a specific enthalpy value at conditions other than 25 degrees and 1 atm; how can the enthalpy value of this fluid under standard conditions be determined? I think it is possible to use a heat exchanger to achieve this, but if no heat exchanger is used, how can the enthalpy value under such conditions be determined directly?
Reply #22016-07-25
Add the property set directly.

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