Conclusion
Thermodynamics information systems
Article REF: K530 V3
Conclusion
Thermodynamics information systems

Author : Christian DUTHEUIL

Publication date: May 10, 2003 | Lire en français

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6. Conclusion

The sheer number of information systems mentioned in the various paragraphs might lead one to believe that the thermodynamicist or engineer looking for data is spoilt for choice. However, a closer look at the tables reveals that the main information sources are cited several times for one of their data modules or program libraries. A closer look at the contents of the databases reveals the difficulties inherent in all numerical and factual compilations:

  • the limited number of compounds for which data are collected;

  • the many missing values ;

  • limited coverage of each field of application;

  • the impossibility of consolidating reported values for the same product, either because the primary information is identical, or because the measurement conditions...

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