Looking for Psychrometric chart in vectorial format

[NoNickName]

Anyone has got a decent psychrometric chart (in SI units possibly) in vectorial formato (.eps, .ai, .dwg, etc.)
I tried to vectorise a raster chart, with little success.

[ZacVeetil]

PsychroGen 2.0 by AirQuest is the most advanced psychrometric charting program that I know of. It can do both S.I and I-P units. I doubt if it is in vectorial format. But you can design and draw your own charts against any X and Y parameters (not just DBT and Sp. Humidity)!

[Peter_1]

If I need good quality, for example a projection, Coolpack, and print as a pdf.
It is then vectorized already.
You then can import this file in many other drawing/photo packets (Photoshop, InDesign, IIllustrator,..)

[NoNickName]

You're a goddamn genius. I've got Coolpack but didn't think about it.

[NoNickName]

Nope. Coolpack hasn't got psychrometric diagram. Nice try.

[Peter_1]

Under Refrigerant Utilities - First Icon (the blue ice-crystal)
Then in the new opened page, the icon with I-x diagram of air (10th horizontal icon in my view)

[NoNickName]

Not a psychro either.

[Peter_1]

do you need this one http://howard.engr.siu.edu/staff1/tech/MET/ET401/LAB/psychro_carrier_si.jpg

or the inverted one (the mirror image of the first one) like this - a Mollier chart like we say it in our language - http://www.glerumkoeltechniek.nl/images/diagram.jpg
The last one is standard in Coolpack

[NoNickName]

The first one

[nike123]

http://i32.tinypic.com/26475f9.jpg

It could be saved as *.wmf (windows meta file) which is graphical (therefore vectorized) format.

Check this:

http://www.mediafire.com/?g6idogo3gvqzs9w

I think CorelDraw could deal with that format.

[NoNickName]

Opened in Illustrator with no problems at all.
Cheers, I owe you one.

[Peter_1]

Or this one NNNN, you only have to choose which brand logo you want/allow on the print out (pdf printer in your case)
http://www.handsdownsoftware.com/ you can give in state points also and it's free
Edit: correct link http://www.handsdownsoftware.com/Downloads.htm

[NoNickName]

Thanks Peter