A
scientific calculator that uses Microsoft Excel Equations syntax. For instance, to calculate the expression
'Sin(30)+ln(3)+PI*exp(3)-5^2' , simply type it in with an
equal sign ('=') in front, and press the Enter key. The calculator appears in a pop-up window, so if you have a pop-up blocker you have to hold down the control key and then click the icon.
Converts units e.g. from Therms to kWh, hp to kW,
psi to kPa, etc.
Tables of thermodynamic properties and property charts are organized
according to material models as found in the appendices of most thermodynamics textbooks. The tables are yet to be tested thoroughly, so use them with caution.
