Plotting pump operating curves in 3 (vertical) "y"-axis coordinate system in
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 26 ส.ค. 2024
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Often in the processing of data their graphical representation in #Excel it is necessary to use a coordinate system consisting of more than one axis in the “y” direction. For example, this could be used when plotting the main pump operating curves (head, power and efficiency) in a common coordinate system.
There is really great lack of information on how to create 3 (vertical) y-axis in Excel, especially concerning "Scatter with Smooth Lines and Markers” charts.
The data used in accomplishing this task is taken from a manufacturer (#VIPOM) catalog curves of an existing centrifugal pump by using a specialized software (#Engauge_Digitizer).
In a previous video tutorial (podcast), information about which may be found in the content of this video, the data scanning and their transfer to #Excel is demonstrated.
For plotting of the three operating curves of the selected pump of a type 25E20 produced by #VIPOM company the original pump curves diagram is used.
This video demonstrates in detail (step by step) how to plot these curves in a common coordinate system, consisting of 3 vertical y-axis.
Linked videos:
• How to export scanned ...
• How to scan pump opera...
You can download #Engauge_Digitizer for free here:
engauge-digiti... (for Linux)
en.freedownloa.... (for Windows)
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Great video, clearly described everything, helpful.
Anyway one thing is not clear to me. In chart 2, the scale distance between units in x axis has changed , and before overlapping you did the no fill for x values in chart 2. So, after overlapping if the x axis value of chart 2 uses the x value from chart 1, it would give the wrong or inappropriate value. Even, in paint you calculate value and put there to prove this. For visualization it is good, but for real interpretation it would be difficult.
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