Releases: oemof/tespy
Hotfix for version 0.7.6
The calculation of the heat exchanger effectiveness is excepted in postprocessing, in case one side's inlet temperature is out of the bounds of the fluid properties of the other side's fluid.
TESPy version 0.7.6
Implement heat exchanger effectiveness parameter, see the full changelog: https://tespy.readthedocs.io/en/main/whats_new.html
TESPy version 0.7.5
This release features a couple of smaller bug fixes and improvements, and it creates compatibility to numpy version 2.0
TESPy version 0.7.4
Your custom components can be made available to the load_network
function without the need to modify the network_reader.py
source code, for an example see https://tespy.readthedocs.io/en/main/whats_new.html.
TESPy version 0.7.3
This version contains some smaller bug and documentation fixes. On top of that, the UserDefinedEquation
can be imported from the tespy.tools
level.
TESPy version 0.7.2
This release features a couple of bugfixes, mostly connected to the API changes introduced in version 0.7.
TESPy version 0.7.1.post1
This release fixes two bugs: https://tespy.readthedocs.io/en/main/whats_new.html#v0-7-1-newton-s-nature-december-2-2023
TESPy version 0.7.0 - Newton's Nature
Fix of a typo in the release name
TESPy version 0.7.0 - Newton's Nature
The new TESPy version comes with a refurbished back end.
It allows for more flexibility on the fluid properties, i.e. implementing custom fluid property databases and brings general performance improvements by adding presolving steps to simplify the system of equations.
Read more about the changes in the online documentation.
TESPy version 0.6.3
This release of TESPy brings the chemical exergy data as well as some bug fixes. It will be the last release before a major rework of TESPy's back-end. Read about the new features here: https://tespy.readthedocs.io/en/main/whats_new.html