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Trefasi
Is a program that in a three-phases electric system calculates the direct and inverse sequences as well as the residual voltage.
It is also possible to perform the opposite function, that is to calculate the three phase voltages from the direct, inverse and residual voltages.
The program Trefasi is intuitive and easy to use. It gives also an effective graphic representation of all the calculated values.
Not all antiviruses allow the download of executable files, trefasi.exe, therefore a compressed version is also available (trefasi.zip), which requires a subsequent extraction of the executable file by means of WinZip o another equivalent software.

TPHSim
Is a powerful program to explore the steam-water Mollier diagram. It is possible to calculate any transformation in the T-S diagram in a simple way, by clicking the mouse on the initial and final points or, alternatively, by manually introducing data. The calculations are based on the VDI Steam Tables.
Not all antiviruses allow the download of executable files, TPHSim_2.0.exe, therefore a compressed version is also available (TPHSim_2.0.zip), which requires a subsequent extraction of the executable file by means of WinZip o another equivalent software.

Books from the same author

Fotovoltaico per Professionisti (Francesco Groppi) - Editoriale Delfino

Impianti Solari Fotovoltaici a Norme CEI (Francesco Groppi e Carlo Zuccaro) - Editoriale Delfino

Il Fotovoltaico per Tutti (Francesco Groppi) - Editoriale Delfino

Energia Elettrica da Fonti Rinnovabili (F. Groppi) - Editoriale Delfino
How to produce "zero-kilometre" energy in a clean and sustainable way)

Impianti Solari Termici (F. Groppi e N. Aste) - Editoriale Delfino

Manuale per l'installatore di impianti fotovoltaici (F. Groppi e C. Zuccaro) - Editoriale Delfino

From the same author - freely downloadable -

Grid-connected photovoltaic power systems: Power value and capacity value of PV systems

Task V
Report IEA-PVPS T5-11: 2002
February 2002