intersection of two curves

intersection of two curves - optimal performance of a centrifugal pump - Messages

#1 Posted: 10/1/2021 8:04:50 AM
Erick Valentino

Erick Valentino

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Hi guys

I was doing a simple exercise to find the sweet spot of a centrifugal pump and when I want to find the value of the intersection of two curves ... I have no idea how to do it.

also ... with that result of the intersection of the first curves I want to intersect another curve.

I tried "Linterp" and "Cinterp" but I was not successful.

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thanks guys, you are so cool
#2 Posted: 10/1/2021 8:20:58 AM
fedeghi

fedeghi

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Looks like a syntax problem only.
Q, H and WF are already in vector format, no need to place an additional vector "placeholder" inside cinterp.
See attachment.

Bye
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Erick Valentino 10/1/2021 6:41:00 PM
#3 Posted: 10/1/2021 6:50:36 PM
Erick Valentino

Erick Valentino

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Wrote

Looks like a syntax problem only.
Q, H and WF are already in vector format, no need to place an additional vector "placeholder" inside cinterp.
See attachment.

Bye
centrifugal pump.sm (615 KiB) downloaded 49 time(s).




Thanks friend

I was very sad to see my error xD, it is like "it does not come out because you made a mistake in a + sign" lol

Here I leave the file with a little more detail, in case anyone is interested.

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