Im looking for a comprehensive list of thermal air properties. I'm used to using ones in the back of textbooks that have values every 25C or so, and extrapolating in between. Does anyone know if a more thorough/comprehensive list is available for free?
I used this table from EngineeringToolbox site, then developed 10 "best-fit" 2 or 3 order polynomials for each thermodynamic property from -73 C to +50 deg C. (But I was not interested in any higher temperatures.)
My spreadsheet read the specific temperature of each case, then calculated the thermo property (density, heat coef, resistance, viscosity, or whatever) for that specific temperature.
Caution! Few of the properties are even "near-linear" at even a limited temperature span near 0.0 C, so I did have to use best-fit polynomials for every case. Assuming a simple constant value across any but the smallest temperature range is even worse.
I'll try to look up the equations - they may be on this computer.
For example, the best-fit curve for the specific heat of air at 1 atm for Temp (deg C) from -100 to +125 deg C is a cubic polynomial:
y = 1.003774 + 0.00003364221*T + 2.572793e-7*T^2 + 6.477078e-10*T^3
But the Thermal Conductivity over the same temperature range appears linear:
y = 0.007870303*T + 2.392981
But a quadratic polynominal fits better:
y = 2.411626 + 0.007979624*T - 0.000003769697*T^2