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- 14 June 2025, 06:29
- Forum: COCO (AmsterCHEM)
- Topic: Details on PropertyTester
- Replies: 4
- Views: 6949
Re: Details on PropertyTester
The mole number derivatives represent the increase in enthalpy if you would add a component to the mixture, thereby increasing its overall amount. If you compare to molar enthalpy, you should take into account also the increase you would get from increasing the number of moles in the mixture. This m...
- 05 June 2025, 06:26
- Forum: COCO (AmsterCHEM)
- Topic: Details on PropertyTester
- Replies: 4
- Views: 6949
Re: Details on PropertyTester
Temperature and pressure derivatives are perturbed by a relative distance that can be adjusted from the unit operation's configuration; the perturbation is in the direction of positive T and P. Mole fraction derivatives are unconstrained and perturbed with a perturbation relative to 1, so the relati...
- 25 April 2025, 06:34
- Forum: COCO (AmsterCHEM)
- Topic: Errors when I upgraded to Version 3.9
- Replies: 4
- Views: 13638
Re: Errors when I upgraded to Version 3.9
This is strange. Can you perhaps remove the entire registry key: HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\CLSID\{429DC999-9073-4549-8647-BA72D6BE7931} and then try regsvr32 on COCOCOUS again? Perhaps there is something inside that key that does not belong there. Also, you are not starting COFE itself with administration r...
- 17 April 2025, 18:01
- Forum: COCO (AmsterCHEM)
- Topic: Errors when I upgraded to Version 3.9
- Replies: 4
- Views: 13638
Re: Errors when I upgraded to Version 3.9
If the anwer to that is no, it looks like the compressor did not get registered properly. In this case, please re-install, or open a command prompt to go to the COCO installation folder, and in the x64 folder, try regsvr32 COCOCOUS.dll For an all users installation, the command prompt must be starte...
- 17 April 2025, 17:57
- Forum: COCO (AmsterCHEM)
- Topic: Errors when I upgraded to Version 3.9
- Replies: 4
- Views: 13638
Re: Errors when I upgraded to Version 3.9
Can you insert a compressor into a new document?
- 02 March 2025, 08:32
- Forum: COCO (AmsterCHEM)
- Topic: COCO 3.9 released
- Replies: 2
- Views: 17028
Re: COCO 3.9 released
eNRTL requires reactive equilibria (at least in terms of true composition, the composition is a result of the equilibrium routine), so it is not really possible to do this until the upcoming reaction interface standard is published, and supported by COCO. And then still it requires a significant imp...
- 01 March 2025, 12:09
- Forum: COCO (AmsterCHEM)
- Topic: COCO 3.9 released
- Replies: 2
- Views: 17028
COCO 3.9 released
We are happy to announce the release of COCO 3.9, with the following improvements: Additional compounds from the ChemSep compound database, as well as various corrections in compound data, Fixed workflow when mapping compounds upon importing more than one property package, Stream converter fixes in ...
- 04 February 2025, 09:09
- Forum: COCO (AmsterCHEM)
- Topic: COCO 3.8 released
- Replies: 0
- Views: 19450
COCO 3.8 released
The forum is back up and running! Therefore at this point we are happy to report the release of COCO 3.8 Since 3.7, the following improvements were made: A new energy measure unit, to convert energy stream values to information streams Allowing sub-selection of feeds and products in COCO Flowsheeet ...
- 13 March 2024, 09:11
- Forum: COCO (AmsterCHEM)
- Topic: COFE Flowsheet protection
- Replies: 10
- Views: 80299
Re: COFE Flowsheet protection
Once you created the COM object you should be able to use all the same functions. There is no external stop function. This would also not be possible as Solve does not return control until it is done - it would have to be done from another thread, and the COFE object is apartment threaded (can only ...
- 11 March 2024, 19:54
- Forum: COCO (AmsterCHEM)
- Topic: COFE Flowsheet protection
- Replies: 10
- Views: 80299
Re: COFE Flowsheet protection
... down side is that apparently Excel can only contain 32000 or so characters in a cell: https://techcommunity.microsoft.com/t5/ ... /m-p/66355 - for larger strings you need to find a different way, e.g. split it up over multiple cells.