Cryodata partners
Robert D. McCarty is retired from the Fluids Properties Group
at NIST. At NIST he was the principal developer of the computer program
"MIPROPS" which calculated properties of 12 different fluids.
MIPROPS was widely distributed within the cryogenic engineering community
during the 1980's; it has now been updated and is distributed by the NIST
Office of Standard Reference Data as the NIST-12 standard reference
program for fluid properties. He is the author of several dozen NIST
publications on fluid properties. He is one of the Cryodata partners, and
is a coauthor of GASPAK and HEPAK
computer codes.
Bob lives in Grand Junction Colorado.
Office phone: ++1-970-523-7917 ; e-mail: rimfire@onlinecol.com
Dr. Vincent Arp was educated at Berkeley and is retired from
the NIST cryogenic systems group in Boulder. He is the author of several
dozen NIST publications on solid and superconducting material properties,
helium heat transfer studies in support of superconducting systems, and
the application of MIPROPS and other fluid properties subroutines to
engineering applications. He is a Cryodata partner, and is a coauthor of GASPAK,
HEPAK, STEAMPAK
(since retired with recommendation that those interested in steam
properties look at the latest NIST package for steam), and METALPAK,
CPPAK, and EXPAK computer codes. Vincent lives in Boulder,
Colorado.
Voice ++1-303-494-6637; e-mail: varp@cryodata.com
V. Arp and R. McCarty ... recipients of the Mendelssohn
Award!
We are proud to have the opportunity to work with Cryodata partners Vincent Arp and Robert
McCarty, recipients of the Mendelssohn award at the International
Cryogenic Engineering Conference in Bournmouth, England on July 17, 1998.
The award was "...to honour your long lasting and outstanding
contributions for developing data base codes for cryogenic fluids and
processes, well in use worldwide now...". We feel that this award also
respects the high technical quality software products developed by
Cryodata.
Professor Mendelssohn was a major contributor to the world knowledge of
helium, metal, and superconductor properties in the 1940's through the
1970's.
Dr. Jeffrey Fox worked in NIST's Fluid properties group for a
number of years, with a specialty of critical point thermodynamics. He has
developed strong capabilities in advanced computer languages and
mixed-language programming.
He is a former Cryodata partner, and has specialized in program
interface development. He is a coauthor of GASPAKand
HEPAK.
Jeff lives in Manitou Springs, Colorado.
Voice: ++1-719-685-1451; fax: ++1-719-685-1452 ; e-mail: 71034.1271@compuserve.com
Additional Program Authors and Consultants
Dr. Jay Theilacker is head of the Cryogenics group at Fermi
National Laboratory. He has been working closely with Cryodata staff
members on linking Cryodata's HEPAK and GASPAK codes into the Excel
spreadsheet environment for use in cryogenic design
calculations. Dr. Theilacker's e-mail is Theilacker@fnal.gov
J.G. Hust is retired from NIST's cryogenic materials group
where he studied properties of metals. He contributed to Cryodata's CPPAK
and EXPAK computer codes, and has consulted on other solid
properties programs.
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