Functions Calling a Solve Block in Mathcad Prime
PTC Mathcad Prime can call a solve block by assigning the solver result to a variable, and then adding arguments/parameters to make it a function and then calling that function outside of the solve block. This video uses the example of the Colebrook Equation to demonstrate calling a solve block. Normally, the friction coefficient ("f turb") is impossible to isolate.
The solve block will find the value of the friction coefficient to solve the Colebrook Equation, which you can use for any range of Reynolds numbers ("Re") and relative roughnesses ("e") when adding parameters to the solution.
The video demonstrates this, as well as plotting the results solved from the solve block using quickplots and the Chart Component with that function.
Solve blocks are an important functionality in PTC Mathcad Prime, but are exclusive to the paid license as well as to its 30-day trial. Install that trial by filling out the form on https://www.mathcad.com/trial !