GetSeaLevelPressure: Return sea level pressure given dry-bulb temperature,...
In psychrolib: Psychrometric Properties of Moist and Dry Air
Description
Usage
Arguments
Value
Note
References
Examples
Description
Return sea level pressure given dry-bulb temperature, altitude above sea level and pressure.
Usage
1
GetSeaLevelPressure(StationPressure, Altitude, TDryBulb)
Arguments
StationPressure
A numeric vector of observed station pressure in Psi [IP] or Pa [SI]
Altitude
A numeric vector of altitude in ft [IP] or m [SI]
TDryBulb
A numeric vector of dry-bulb temperature in degreeF [IP] or degreeC [SI]
Value
A numeric vector of sea level barometric pressure in Psi [IP] or Pa [SI]
Note
The standard procedure for the US is to use for TDryBulb the average
of the current station temperature and the station temperature from 12 hours ago.
References
Hess SL, Introduction to theoretical meteorology, Holt Rinehart and Winston, NY 1959,
ch. 6.5; Stull RB, Meteorology for scientists and engineers, 2nd edition,
Brooks/Cole 2000, ch. 1.
Examples
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5
SetUnitSystem("IP")
GetSeaLevelPressure(14.68, 300:400, 62.94)
SetUnitSystem("SI")
GetSeaLevelPressure(101226.5, 105:205, 17.19)
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Description Usage Arguments Value Note References Examples
Description
Return sea level pressure given dry-bulb temperature, altitude above sea level and pressure.
Usage
1 | GetSeaLevelPressure(StationPressure, Altitude, TDryBulb)
|
Arguments
StationPressure |
A numeric vector of observed station pressure in Psi [IP] or Pa [SI] |
Altitude |
A numeric vector of altitude in ft [IP] or m [SI] |
TDryBulb |
A numeric vector of dry-bulb temperature in degreeF [IP] or degreeC [SI] |
Value
A numeric vector of sea level barometric pressure in Psi [IP] or Pa [SI]
Note
The standard procedure for the US is to use for TDryBulb the average of the current station temperature and the station temperature from 12 hours ago.
References
Hess SL, Introduction to theoretical meteorology, Holt Rinehart and Winston, NY 1959, ch. 6.5; Stull RB, Meteorology for scientists and engineers, 2nd edition, Brooks/Cole 2000, ch. 1.
Examples
1 2 3 4 5 | SetUnitSystem("IP")
GetSeaLevelPressure(14.68, 300:400, 62.94)
SetUnitSystem("SI")
GetSeaLevelPressure(101226.5, 105:205, 17.19)
|
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