The rationale associated with the first if-condition hinging around not allowing the diminishment of stiffness is the thing I could not grasp for sure. In this light, have you ever seen any references putting forth the aforementioned criteria?
Looks like a precaution.
if P 1; Which appears to be not allowed. Perhaps for stability of the solution?
Also, the "e" could be missing on the G. It is awkward G and Ge appear to replace each other randomly.
My gut feeling is that the amount of Pref otta be firstly perused. It is common to assign 100 kPa to the aforesaid parameter named "reference pressure". Are we demanded to make use of 100 kPa in every projects? In addition, what does (P/Pref
Yup. Now that you fixed the "e" in Ge it's rather straight forward.
Ge is not allowed to be beyond Gref. Condition Ge=pref, then p/pref
Thanks a billion. It is to be noted that I still could not digest the information!
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