It returns the library name and composition of the working fluid.
The general syntax for programming languages like Fortran is:
GetFluid(FluidObj, Library, nComp, Comp(), Conc(), ErrorMsg)
The syntax for object oriented programming languages like VB, C++ and Matlab is:
FluidObj.GetFluid( Library, nComp, Comp(), Conc(), ErrorMsg)
Arguments:
FluidObj: |
An object variable created at runtime |
Library: |
String, name of library |
nComp: |
Long Integer, number of components |
Comp(): |
String Array, names of components |
Conc(): |
Double Array, concentrations of components |
ErrorMsg: |
String |
Note: this method is not available in Excel.
In case of a predefined mixture and if nComp = -1 is assigned as input value then the composition of the mixture is returned instead of just the mixture name.