The Main Form

Purpose: Management of all components of the program.

TDE Program Menus

TDE File Menu

TDE View Menu

Display Evaluation Results

Review the results of the evaluation in a plain text file.

A full description of the contents of the plain text file of Evaluation Results is given here.

Phase List

A list of definitions for the phase codes is shown for the particular compound.

For example:

Phase Boundary List

A list of phase boundaries for which experimental data of some kind are available.

For example:

For the example shown, there are some data for the Liquid-Gas, Crystal(1)-Gas, and Crystal(2)-Gas phase boundaries.

Triple Point List

A list of triple points for which experimental data of some kind is available.

For example:

For the example shown, there are some data for the Crystal(I)-Liquid-Gas and Crystal(I)-Crystal(II)-Gas triple points.

User Comments

Selection of this menu item provides a form for text entry of comments by the user. The comments are stored with the experimental data and evaluation results (text only) for the compound. This feature is not supported in the ThermoML output.

Access is also available through the Compound node of the Navigation Tree. For example:

TDE Action Menu

TDE Equation of State (EOS) Menu

Read Only EOS

These EOS Menu items allow access to a stored EOS for a particular compound for (1) comparison with the experimental data available with TDE and (2) property evaluation with the EOS. The equations are "Read Only" in that no alteration of the equation parameters is possible.

EOS for Fitting

These EOS Menu items start the EOS Fitting Process of the selected EOS to the experimental and predicted property data. Descriptions of the equations and general descriptions of their application are provided through the links below.

The EOS Control Center

The EOS Control Center is the TDE interface for control of the EOS Fitting Process.

TDE Updates Menu

TDE Molecule Picture

The Phase Diagram

Purpose: Show the available phases, phase boundaries, and triple points for a compound.

The form appears after completion of an Evaluation.

NOTE 1: Numerical values are NOT accessible through the Phase Diagram. See the Navigation Tree description for access to numerical values.

NOTE 2: The phase diagram may be incomplete. ONLY AVAILABLE DATA ARE SHOWN.

Phases

Phase Boundaries

Triple Points

Phase diagram window appears immediately after evaluation. You can close if by pressing Esc key and show again using menu option View - Phase Diagrem or double-clicking the "Show Phase Diagram" subnode of the "Compound" node on the tree.

Phase diagram shows evaluated triple points, critical point, and phase boundaries, as well as the experimental phase boundary pressure values. You can hide/show experimental data by right-clicking on the diagram. You can magnify a piece of the diagram by clicking the mouse and dragging. To show the whole diagram, double-click the right mouse button. Finally, double-clicking the left mouse button allows to explore the diagram. A corresponding phase, boundary, or triple point will be highlighten on the tree.