It will calculate the friction Factor by interpolating in the digitized plot produced by Fancher and Brown. The values provided for the interpolation are the \(D\rhoV\) product on the x-axis, the GLR and the degree of the poliynomial.
interp.fanbr(drhov, GLR, degree)
drhov | Duns and Ros parameters. See equation on x-axis |
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GLR | gas liquid ratio |
degree | degree of polynomial |
# 7. call the interpolation function with degree = 4 from Fig 2.41 interp.fanbr(drhov = 10, GLR = 3200, degree = 4)$ff#> [1] 0.009646559