DIPPR 801 is quickly becoming the preferred input data source of simulation software developers of all varieties, from process design to hazardous chemical release modeling. Why? Accuracy. Thermophysical property experts, both in academia and industry, verify its accuracy through a rigorous process of manual critical evaluation. Truly, any simulation software program is only as accurate as its input data.
The following table lists organizations licensed to distribute the DIPPR 801 database. There are multiple options available for distribution, which we would be happy to discuss with you.
If you have any questions, please use the DIPPR Contact Form to start a conversation on how you can become a distributor of the DIPPR database.
| Company Name |
|---|
| Adashi Systems LLC |
| Aspen Technology, Inc. |
| AVEVA (PRO/II) |
| Baker Engineering & Risk Consultants Inc. |
| Chemstations, Inc. |
| ClearWaterBay Technology |
| DDM Corp |
| Dechema |
| KBC Advanced Technologies |
| Knovel Corporation |
| National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration |
| Omega Simulation Co., Ltd. |
| ProSim |
| Scale-up Systems Limited |
| Technical Database Services |
| TNO |
| VLXE |
| EPCON International |
| DNV-Phast |
| VMG |
| Honeywell Industry Solutions |