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**Describe the bug
I am calculating a simple propane (100%) compressor going from -38F 13 PSIG to 146 PSIG and the discharge temperature wants to be lower than the suction temperature, the E3 horsepower surprisingly seems right, the power numbers for suction and discharge seem to be wrong or misleading. see attachment-
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@CKapp-slrconsulting<https://github.com/CKapp-slrconsulting> what thermo model are you using? can you zip the file and attach it here?
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IMPORTANT: This section is meant for bug reporting only. For usage issues, please go to the Support Forums.
**Describe the bug
I am calculating a simple propane (100%) compressor going from -38F 13 PSIG to 146 PSIG and the discharge temperature wants to be lower than the suction temperature, the E3 horsepower surprisingly seems right, the power numbers for suction and discharge seem to be wrong or misleading. see attachment-
which is wrong.A clear and concise description of what the bug is.
To Reproduce
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