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We worked out a thread safety bug in #17 so make sure you are using the latest version. Can you create a test case where you run your code in...

Im pretty sure the `CoolProp dll` is not Thread safe and since `SharpFluids` relays on it, then `SharpFluids` is not Thread safe either! Except rewriting the `CoolProp dll` in C#...

Hi @kiwishall, I think we need more information what the different is and what we gain. As I can read it it is a speed accuracy tradeoff http://www.coolprop.org/dev/fluid_properties/IF97.html > While...

I also like `Cost` and `EnergyCost` even thought some of the unit might end up sounding a bit funny; LengthCost, VolumeCost, AreaCost. But I think most people will understand the...

@mschmitz2 I have added all the Cost units that you were using. Feel free to make a pull request where you add more unit quantities: 

I think you need to: 1. fork a new version. 2. Clone that version to visual studio 3. Create the changes 4. Push to your forked version which you have...

Hi Commander9999, Here is an code example for a heatpump running with Ammonia. Hope this can give you an idea of how to get started. Feel free to ask more...

You are correct that DoubleVector.cs did not handle 64Bit. I have accepted your commit - Can you test if you still get the error after the update?

Nugets are automatic created when the code is being updated: It should be out: https://www.nuget.org/packages/SharpFluids/3.0.306

I have optimized some code, included with your code. Can you run it again? Maybe use any other unit then temperature, because temperature is a special case and takes more...