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1 4 r.y NEX I' V I F D a t a "A" 5570 THEN P R I N T "FINAL..1UTAL.S F t i». d e n y A v i n a s f PHASDEN 1dm / ( A v a t i r m s f 1a 60) 5500 P R I N T U S IN G "DDDD. DD, 1 X " s Y - 1, A v m a f 1 ow/ < Y - 1 ), T o t m a n s, A v v e l a v e ' ( Y - 1), A v p r e s. 1 a v e / ( Y - l ). A v a l r m s f l a 6 0 / ( Y - t ). A v v e l 6a v a / <Y - l ), A v p r e s 6 a v e / ( Y - l ). P h a s d e n y 5590 P R I N T " PRINT PR IN TE R IS 1 IF Dat:a = "A" T H E N G O T O INPUT " D O Y O U W A N T (A ) L L D A T A O R ( S ) E L E C T E D D A T A?....D a t a l IF Dat 1 1 <. "A" T H E N G O T O P R I N T E R IS 701 PRINT PRINT "AVERAGED OPERATING CONDITIONS FOR "jtstname PRINT " m M U S m U W M H H W M N M M a n i H N M W M H M M M ' PRUT COMPRESSORS: ":Compre'3 "soperat:" PRINT " O P E R A T O R : A T M O S P R E S : " ; Pr er.at m: "mmh G " P U N T "TEST DATE I : Date» " Pt^INT " T E S T NAME: TIME IN T E R V A L: " : Ti h i ; " M i n u t a m " " ; T tnam e;" T OTAL TEST TIME " ; T 2 ( P p )! 1 MINUTES" PRINT PRINT PRINT " L I N E TEMP C E L C " ; A v t m p a v e / ( Y - l ) PRINT " L I N E 1R 8 URI» " ; A v p r e s 1 a v s / <Y - l ) PRINT I E E D P R E S S U R E "S A v p r e & f a v e / ( Y - l ) PRINT " P R E S 2 (BMD1I " i A v p r e «2 n v e / ( Y - l ) PRINT " P R E S (BND2) ;A v p r e < s 3 a v e / (Y - l ) PRINT " P R E S (LINE)»"; A v p r e s 4 a v e / (Y-l PRINT " P R E S (BND3) ;A v p r e s S a v e / (Y PRINT " P R E S (BND4)»"! Avpr e s 6 a v e / ( Y i); T C P R E S 6» E N D 4" PRINT " P R E S 11<ND5) «" ( A v p r e s 7 a v e / (Y - l ) PRINT PRINT " P R E S S U R E D R O P L I N E K P A «";A v d e l p a v e / ( Y - 1) ; A v d e l b n d l a v e / (Y-l) PRINT " P R E S S U R E D R O P B N D 1 KPA PRINT " P R E S S U R E DROT- 6 N D 2 K P A "5 A vdel b n d 2 a v e / (Y-l) PRINT " P R E S S U R E D R G P B N D 3 K P A = " i A v d e l b n d 3 a v «/ (Y - l ) PRINT PRINT " V E L L I N " l A v v» n v «/ ( Y - l ) ; A v v e l a v e / ( Y 1 ) PRINT "VEL. F E E D E R (H M D 1) " j A v v e l 1 ' a v e / ( Y - l PR INI " V E L " " ; A v v e l3 a v e /(Y -l PRINT " V E L (BND2) " ; A v v e l 4,a v e / ( Y - t PRINT " V E L (LINE) IDND3) ";A v v e ls a v e / ( Y - l PRINT "VEL PRINT "VEL (D N D 4 ) "; A v v e l 6 a v e / ( Y - l PRINT " V E L ; Avvfsl 7 a v e / ( Y - l (DNDS) PI! INT PRINT "AVE MAG!: Ft O W R A T E K G / M I N " J A v m a s f l o w / ( Y - t ) PRINT 'AIR M A S S F L O W R A T E K G / M IN» " i A v a i r r n s f 1 a 6 0 / ( Y - l ) PRINT "PIIA3E D E N S I T Y ; Avm asf 1 aw/ ( A v a ir in s f 1 a 6 0 ) PRINT "T O TAL M A S S U O U V E Y E D KG " " Totm a' PRINT INPUT " C A L C U. A T E M O R E M A S S F L O W RATE S " I ", M s s ft IF M» h F» «" Y " T H E N II M ««f < >"N" T H E N G O T O 10 P RINT " P R O G R A M F I N I S H E D " M A S S S T O R A G E IS ":H P U X, 7 0 0, 0 " END S? ! i 36b / ' E CIH r
2 Vr -.V Vf Vf Vr V f VfVfVf Vf VfVfVfVf Vf v.' Vf >,.' V. Mr DIST USERID 001FRDP Vr Vf Vf VfVnVvfV/f Vf V'Vf Vf Vr.. i f Vf Vf V f Vf Vr Vf Vf File name: PLOTANG File type: SCRIPT File mode: AI This output was produced by the command: LASER PLOTANG SCRIPT AI ( S E T 7 NODUP COP 6 on 05/05/88 at 11:42:58 This file is on disk 001FRD and was last updated on 05/05/88 at 11:42:43
3 P R O G R A M M E TO PLOT O V E R L A Y E D G R A P H S OF ALL T R I B O L O G I C A L RESULTS; O P T I O N S D E V I C E = G D ' ) M 6 8 C D O M N IC K N A M E = A L T ; GOPTIONS DEV'CE=IBM3T79; DATA SCT07; S ET t, TA. TC; IF T E S T T C > 5 2 8t T Y P E T C - S C ; A D E R O T C = L O G ( A D E R O T C 1; V E L T C = L O G (V E L T C ); D A T A S6; SET D A T A. T C ; IF T E S T T & T Y P E T C ^ S 6 ; A D E R O T C - L O C < A D E R O T C ); V E L T C = L O G ( V E L T C ); D A T A T6; SET D A T A. T C ; IF T E S T T C > 5 2 & T Y P E T C = ' T 6 ; A D E R O T C = L O G ( A D E R O T C ); VELTC=LOC(VELTC); D A T A G6; S ET D A T A. T C ; IF T E S T T C > 5 2 8c T Y P E T C = ' G 6 ; A D E R O T C = L O C ( A D E R O T C ); V E L T C = L O G ( V L L T C ); D A T A GTO; SET DATA.TC; IT T t S T T C > 5 2 fc T Y P E T C = 'G T O 1 ; A D E R O T C = L O C ( A D E R O T C ); V E L T C = L O G ( V E L T C ); D A T A GT5; SET D A T A. T C ; IF T E S T T C > 5 2 & T Y P E T C = ' G T 5 ' ; A D E R O T C = L O C ( A D E R O T C ); V E L T C = L O G ( VELTC); D A T A E30; SET DATA.TC; IF T E S T T C > 5 2 & T Y P E T C = 'E 3 0 ' ; A D E P O T C = L O G ( A P E R O T C ); VELTC=LOG(VELTC); D A T A MS; SET DATA.MS; IF T E S T M S > 5 2 ; A D E R O M S = L O G ( A O E R O M S ); VELMS=LOG(VELMS); / PROC PRINT DATA PROC PRINT DATA PROC PRINT DATA PROC PRINT DATA PROC PRINT DATA PROC P R I M DATA = = = = = = SCT07; S6; T6: G6; G10; GT5;
4 an /- \f\. PROC P R I N T D A T A = E30; PROC P R I N T J A T A = MS; / DATA EROANG; M E R G E S C (R E N A M E ' ( E R O I C - E R O S C ANC1C=ANGSC107)) S6 (RFNAME=(EROFC=EROS6 ANG1C=ANGS6)) T 6 (R E N A M E = ( E R O T C = E R O T 6 A N G 1C = A N G T 6 ) ) C6 (RENAME= (E R O TC=EROG6 A N G T C = A N G G 6 )) CIO (RENAME=(EROlC-EK0G10 ANCTC=ANGC10)) C 1 5 (R E N A M E - ( E R O T C = E R O G 1 5 A N r TC = A N O G 1 5 ) ) f 30 ( R E N A M E = ( E R 0 I C = E R 0 E 3 0 ANCTC=ANCE30)) MS: T I T L E 1 E R O S I O N V S I M P A C T A N C L E ; T I T L E? 'PLOTANG'; S Y M B 0 L 1 V = S Q U A R E U R U L=1 C OL ; S Y M B 0 L 2 V = P L U S l= R Q i. - 2 C = B L ; S Y M B 0 L 3 V = T R I A N G L E l = R Q 1= 3 C = B L ; SYMBOL! V = X I= R Q L = U C = B L ; S Y M B O L S V = S T A R l=rq L= 5 C=BL; S Y M B O L S V - D I A M O N D l=rq L=6 C=BL; S Y M B 0 L 7 V = Y t= H Q L = 7 C=BI ; L A B E L E R O S C I O /= 1 E R O S 1O N M I C R O N S / T O N ' ; LABEL ANGSC107=' IMPACT ANGLE'; PROC GPLOT; PLOT E R O S C A N G S C 107=1 ER0S6ANGS6=2 ER0T6»ANGT6=3 EROG6ANGG6= 4 ER0G15ANGG15=5 EROE30ANGE30=6 ER0MS»ANCMS=7/0VERLAY; RU N ;
5 / / I \n </ i f v~v.. ;< DIST USERID OOIFRDP File name: PL32B3 File ty, ; SAS File moc Al This output was produced by the command: LASER PL32B3 SAS Al ( SET7 NODUP on 20/05/88 at 15:50:06 This file is on disk 001FRD and was last updated on 13/07/87 at 14:26:43 r \ -4
6 C M s ' H L E o I f ' NDATA^D^SK PL.32B3 D A T A A; D A T A A; INFILL INDATA; INPUT Z; D A T A B; Y= US DO X=-20 OUTPUT; END; T O 2 0 B Y 10; DO X = T O OUTPUT; END; 50 BY DO X =-60 TO outp u t ; END; 10; 6 0 BY 15 = -70 T O OUTPUT; END; 10; 60 BY D O x := T O OUTPUT; END; 10; 7 0 B Y 10; o x := - V O T O OUTPUT; END; m x 5 = T O OUTPUT; END; 70 B Y 10; 60 BY no " x 5 = -60 TO.jU T P U T ; EN D ; 10; 60 BY DO X = TO OUTPUT; END; DO X ^ -20 T O OUTPUT; EN D ; 10; 5 0 B Y 0; 2 0 B Y 10; K E E P X Y; D A T A C; M E R G E A B; / PROC C3CRID; GR10 X ^ Z / S P U N U NAXIS2=25; / PROC G3D; I'lTl!'- M v '10 M M G R I D, A C T U A L D A T A S C A T T E R X Y = Z / Z T I C K N U M = 10 POINTS, 8/7/87 ; - 1 «
7 i ' t /' ZMIN = H ZMAX = 6 S H A P E = 'POINT' TILT = 45 NOAXIS NONLEDLE R O T A TE =CO; RUN; - 2 -
8 VnVVrVrVrVr V V.VVrVr VrVr VrVrVr i'rvrvr VrVrVrVr VrVr Vr Vr Vr Vr Vr DIST USERID 001FRDP Vr Vr Vr.'r Vr Vr VrVr Vr Vr > Vr.'. -.r Vr Vr Vr Vr '. Vr Vr Vr Tile name: PNEUT6 File type: SAS File mode: AI This output was produced by the command: LASER PNEUT6 SAS AI ( SET7 NODUP COP 6 on 05/05/88 at 11:43:47 This file is on disk 001FRD and was last updated on 13/01/88 at 13:00:31
9 DATA P N U E ; SET D A T A. T C ; IF T Y P E T C - 1 T6 ; KEEP A D E R O T C A N C T C V E L T C / PIIASTC ; AI)ER O T C = L O G A D E R O T C ) i A N C T C - L O C ( A N C T C ); VELTC=LOG(VELTC); P H A S T C - L O C I PIIASTC); M f R T C = L O G ( M F R T C ); / P R O C r.orr RANK; PROC S T E P W I S E ; MODEL A D E ROTC=VELTC MODELRADEROTC -VELTC O U I P O T O U t= D A I A. P R E D P=EROPRED IJ95=UP95 195=L0W95; PIIASTC A N C T C / MAXR; PIIASTC A N C T C / P R C L I ;
10 irir ir ic ir ir vv VnVVrVrVnY. YVrttVnV ir ir ir ir ir iii t i t i r i t i t i t i t i t i t i t i t i irir ir ir ir ir ir ir ir ir ir i t ir ir ir ir ir i t i t ir ir ir ir ir ir ir w ttiririririr ir ir ir ir ir iiir ir ir i i iririririr i t.yfnyvnvvrrt ir ir. ' i r i r i. t iri.-iriririr w DIST USERID OOIFRDP i t ir ir ir i t ir ir iririririr i t i t ir ir ir ir ir ir irir ir ir ir ir i; irir ir ir ir iririr ir ir iriririr ir ir ir ir ir ir ir iriririririr irir ir ir i t i t i t ir ir ir ir ir i t irir ir ir ir ir ir ir VnV VnVVrV-'.-.V irir ir ir ir ir rtvnw.'iwrrt ftvny.'«> Vlr VrVrVn'n. Vr VciV File name: PNUET6 File type: LISTING File mode: A1 This output was produced by the command: LASER PNUET6 LISTING A1 ( SET7 NODUP COP 6 on 05/05/88 at 11:46:00 This file is on disk 001FRD and was last updated on 13/01/88 at 12:59:06
11 4 12:58 WE D N E S D A Y, SAS MEAN VARIABLE MFRTC VELTC ANCTC PIIASTC ADEROTC 20 2M D STO DEV SUM ( ) r> P E A R S O N C O R R E L A T I O N C O E F F I C I E N T S / PROrt > VELTC VELTC PHASIC / VELTC ADEROTC / MFRTC ADEROTC 0.589/ / PIIASTC ADEROTC VELTC MFRTC VELTC ADEROTC Ml R T C PHASIC ADEROTC C VELTC 0. j PIIASTC MFRTC l, / PIIASTC PIIASTC A D E R O 1C i 1 o. oooo ( Z RI U N D E R H O : R H O «0 / M = 2 0 MFRTC MFRTC T MINIMUM JANUARY 13, 1988 MAXIMUM ,
12 12:58 WEDNESDAY, SAS M A X I M U M P.-SQUARE STEP 1 VARIABLE DF 1 22 regression ERROR TOTAL 23 INTERCEPT PHASTC STEP INTERCEPT MFRTC PHASTC II SQUARES B VALUE STD ERROR M U U IS T H E B E S T PROB>F C(P) MEAN SQUARE F PROB>F O.OOCI F PROB>F TYPE II SS It , 2 V A R I A B L E M O O E L FOUND. R SQUARE ENTERED SUM OF SQUARES MEAN SQUARE F PROB>T DF j B VALUE STD ERROR O U B O U N D S ON C O N D I T I O N N U M B E R : T HE ABOVE M O D E L PROB>F I I SS ) VARIABLE MFRTC REGRESSION FRROR TOTAL R SQUARE SUM OF B O U N D S ON C O N D I T I O N NUMBER: 3 F 1 V A R I A B L E MODE I FOUND. 2 T H E ABOVE M ODEL , INTERCEPT PHASTC TYPE = 1 DF STEP 2 0 M. 7«79U99'» VARIABLE ANCTC ENTERED REGRESSION ERROR TOTAL C(P) MEAN SQUARE STD ERROR IS T H E B E S T FOR D E P E N D E N T V A R I A B L E A C E R O T C SUM OF S Q U A R E S 0 VALUE B O U N D S ON C O N D I T I O N NUMBER: IKE ABOVE MODEL R SQUARE PHASTC ENTERED IMPROVEMENT IS T H E B E S T VARIABLE MODEL J F O UND. I I SS F PROB>F TYPE JANUARY 13, 1988
13 / />v. r, fr :' :' 'V v ' e r s' '/. y ;. ' ; // > :.-s v, 12: 5 8 W E D N E S D A Y, SAS MAXIMUM R-SQUARE STEP 4 VARIABLE V E L T C REGRESSION ERROR TOTAL OF S U M OF S Q U A R E S 4 19? '! B VALUE INt E R C E P T MFRTC VEL1C PHASIC ANOTC ItU O / B O U N D S O N C O N D 1 1 IO N N U M B E R : THE A B O V E M O DEL R SQUARE EN1ERED IS T H E B E S T IMPROVEMENT ( ( V A R I A B L E M O D E L TOUND. C(P) STD ERROR , FOR D E P E N D E N T V A R I A B L E A D E R O T C mean squaiu; TYPE F PROB>F PROB>T I I SS ? JANUARY 13,
14 12:58 W E D N ESDAY, SAS l)ep V A R I A B L E : ADLROTC JANUARY 1 3, A N A L Y S I S OF V A R I A N C E DF 'I r.ource MODI I IRROR C rolal ROOT MSC 1)1 l> Mt A N C. V. S U M OF SQUARES MEAN SQUARE /1 F VALUE PR0B>F I 6 H R-SQUARE ADJ R-SQ P A R A M E T E R ESi I M A T E S VARIABLE INTERCEP Ml R T C VELTC PHASIC ACTUAL ObS i o IB PIUDIC1 VALUE J PARAMETER ESTIMATE STANDARD ERROR T F O R HO: PARAMETERS l ( OF S I D ERR PREDICT \ ' LOWER957. PREDICT UPPIR95X PREDICT RESIDUAL S 10 ERR RESIDUAL i 6058 I.58 /(I PROB > IT I STUDENT RESIDUAL D COOK'S «#«
15 12:58 W E U N E S D A Y, SAS ACTUAL 22.? S U M O F R E S ID U A L S SU M OF S Q U A R E D R E S I D U A L S P R E D I C T E D R E S I D SS (PRESS) PREDICT V A L IE S T D ERR PREDICT E I LOWER95S PREDICT UPPER95% PREDK ' RESIDUAL S T D E RR RESIDUAL STUDENT RESIDUAL JANUARY -2-1-U 1 2 I I 13, 1988 COOK'S
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