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refining_setting_weight_percents_directly [2012/07/23 08:28] johnsoevans |
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====== Refining/Setting Weight Percents directly ====== | ====== Refining/Setting Weight Percents directly ====== | ||
+ | ==== Version 5 ==== | ||
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+ | The macro Known_Weight_Percent can be used to either set a weight percent or to refine a weight percent. For example: | ||
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+ | str... | ||
+ | ' scale parameter must not be defined for this phase | ||
+ | Known_Weight_Percent(10) ' set weight percent to 10 | ||
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+ | To refine the weight percent then the following could be used: | ||
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+ | str... | ||
+ | prm wt1 10 min 0 max 100 | ||
+ | Known_Weight_Percent(wt1) | ||
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+ | Only one phase can have its weight percentage set by this macro. All remaining phases must have a scale factor. | ||
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+ | ==== Version 4.1 ==== | ||
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Symbols used here are defined in the Technical Reference entry for [cell_mass !E] [cell_volume !E] [weight_percent !E] | Symbols used here are defined in the Technical Reference entry for [cell_mass !E] [cell_volume !E] [weight_percent !E] | ||