A recently upgraded software package is now available for this firm’s CEL-350 dBadge noise dosimeter. The database program uses the popular MYSQL engine to hold downloaded measurements from the CEL-350 dBadge, and it is compatible with Microsoft Vista, Windows 7 and Windows XP operating systems. The new Insight software allows users to download runs from the company’s other devices, analyzers and sampling pumps, as well. The ability to compile key measurements in a single database allows industrial hygienists to generate one comprehensive report.

Using NAG Fortran Builder 5.2, computational chemists working on Gaussian and GAMESS and other quantum chemistry code development can gain speed, accuracy and portability for their Fortran code. By comparison, many competing products sacrifice accuracy, standards conformance and portability in exchange for speed. Among its many features, this product offers rapid run-time checking, procedure interface checking across multiple files, undefined variable trapping, memory leak detection, and more.

The Mathcad 15.0 engineering calculation software is designed to enhance personal and process productivity during product development and engineering design. The product’s visual format and scratchpad interface allow engineers to integrate live, standard mathematical notations, text and graphs in a single worksheet, making Mathcad ideal for not just carrying out calculations, but for knowledge capture and engineering collaboration, too. The program is easy to learn and requires no special programming skills.

The Batteries & Fuel Cells Module is the latest addition to this company’s Multiphysics modeling and simulation environment. It provides a full set of easy-to-use tools for the set-up, simulation and study of all major electrochemical batteries and fuel cells, including lithium-ion batteries, nickel metal-hydride batteries, solid oxide fuel cells, and proton-exchange membrane fuel cells.

Version 3.3 of the gPROMS advanced process modeling (APM) software provides high-fidelity predictive process modeling for process engineers. The latest version contains improved productivity features that help the user to quickly obtain initial solutions for complex processes such as coupled reactions and distillation flowsheets. Special features help facilities to protect the intellectual property embodied in their models so that they may be distributed securely within and outside the organization.

The Safer Chemical Events Analysis System (Safer CEAS) is a hazard-analysis and risk-assessment solution that helps users to analyze potential hazards presented by toxic, flammable, and explosive chemicals. Chemical and environmental engineers can model and analyze complex “what-if” questions and potential release scenarios and perform process hazard analysis (PHA) to enhance process safety. This tool provides essential insight for not only safer plant operation, but for emergency planning and response as well.

The EHS Management Assistant is a Web-based solution that automates the tracking of all critical tasks associated with a facility’s environmental, health and safety (EHS) program. Email alerts notify responsible parties of upcoming and overdue deadlines, and a central database tracks their completion. The company’s EHS experts customize the solution for each customer, adapting it to the facility’s organizational structure to ensure seamless integration. The Web-based compliance dashboard provides instant access to compliance status and relevant statistics.

With the release of Version 1.4 of Alph, a fluid property and process calculator for the Apple iPad, iPhone and iPod Touch, users can easily copy and paste variables and modeling tools and build sub-flowsheets within the tool. The program enables calculations related to heat exchanger balances, stoichiometric reactions, polytropic compressors, single or multiple material recycle processes, and refrigeration processes. The new copy-and-paste capabilities let users create their own library of frequently used calculations, which they can then paste into new studies, as needed.

Using the SimSci-Esscor PIPEPHASE 9.4 software, engineers can create a unified petroleum well profile by linking subsurface wellbore information and tubing connections with custom data entry of well depths. By integrating with GEM, a leading reservoir-simulation software application from Computer Modeling Group, PIPE-PHASE 9.4 lets users model steady-state, multiphase flow in oil-and-gas reservoirs and pipeline systems, and simulate CO2 sequestration and oil recovery from depleted fields.

The Ariel Multilingual Exposure Scenario (ES) Phrase Library lets users create the exposure scenarios that are needed as part of the European Safety Data Sheets (ESDS). Available as either a standalone MS Access database or SAP EHS-formatted import files, the library contains the full set of phrases from the European Phrase Catalogue EuPhraC Version 1.1, which is a widely accepted industry standard.