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Monthly Archives: November 2015
RSS feed for EASME news
If you are looking for the RSS feed of the EASME news (the European Commission’s Executive Agency for Small and Medium-sized Enterprises), here it is: http://libpf.com/easme.rss. For details how this works, see the related post RSS feed for AIChE ChEnected … Continue reading
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A JSON-based file format for the exchange of thermo-physical model parameters
We present a proof-of-concept, JSON-based, vendor-independent file format for the exchange of thermo-physical model parameters. You can try it out in this browser-based demo tool. We started from what is already avaiable: the IK-CAPE PPDX format, a vendor-independent file format for … Continue reading
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Tagged JSON, thermo-physical parameters
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