Transformation of Temperature and Time Diagrams Constructed by Different Time Intervals Applying the Newton Formula

Zoltán Dudás

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/MSF.589.299

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Transformation of Temperature and Time Diagrams Constructed by Different Time Intervals Applying the Newton Formula

Abstract:

This document explains and demonstrates two simple approximation methods based on the Newton formula. The first method makes possible the transformation of whole temperature-time interval diagrams into temperature-time diagrams to help the comparison of the diagrams. The second shows a way how