Francesco Witte

Hi @jowr, thanks for pointing towards that. I will have a look, how it was implemented there. I'll hope I can avoid using networkx to minimize extra dependencies and update...

This is even worse: On Ubuntu 24.04 with python 3.11 pygmo seems to be bugged. I will implement the alternative asap and remove pygmo.

Hi @n-arth, thank you for pushing this topic! I'd suggest we meet and build a minimal example/integration with a tespy model (maybe using SimpleHeatExchanger instances to keep things simple). Best

Hi Hannes, thank you for opening this up! I will have a look :). I think, the LHV should be specified per kg. Dividing the LHV of acetone by its...

Hi @tlmerbecks and thank you for your elaborations on this! > clamping the values to "0" and "1" may result in accidentally initialising to saturated conditions when the fluid is...

Hi @25Nik, this behavior is aktuall intended. The reason is, that tespy does not use the high-level interface of CoolProp (PropsSI) in the back-end but the low-level interface (AbstractState). That...

But I guess, the docs could be more explicit in this context, i.e. that you have to do it differently from the high-level API of CoolProp.

At the community meeting we discussed this topic: - Components and connections should show a tabular overview of the available specification options and results. The current value of the respective...

> I don't think the freezing temp is a trivial output since it depends on composition I guess it counts as trivial as in "as long as the composition does...

Ah reading the docs (https://nbviewer.org/github/CoolProp/CoolProp/blob/master/dev/incompressible_liquids/LinearAlgebra.ipynb) before posting the suggestions would have helped. I will update once I have made my way through it.