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Introduction
to MTDATA for Windows
Developed
at the National Physical Laboratory (NPL), MTDATA has proved itself
over many years of use in solving practical problems in
pyrometallurgical processing, design of alloys and electronic
materials, pollution and corrosion control, glass production and energy
conversion.
Now MTDATA for Windows
combines the power and reliability of MTDATA with the ease of use and
versatility of Windows 9x and NT. This allows you to benefit from the
opportunities for improved process control and understanding that
MTDATA offers without devoting much time to learning how to use the
interface. With a few clicks of the mouse and entry of your starting
conditions you can calculate a phase diagram, compute a series of
complex equilibria, or predict phase transitions in industrial alloys.
We
have designed MTDATA for Windows to take advantage of the Windows
interface, using a full 32-bit optimising compiler. The benefits that
Windows bestows, such as context-sensitive help, multi-tasking, file
transferability and print formatting are automatically available.
Windows standards of consistency and compatibility means that MTDATA
for Windows is as intuitive and accessible for occasional as it is for
regular users.
MTDATA
for Windows incorporates high quality databases that have been compiled
through collaboration within SGTE of which NPL is a founder member. As
the UK’s national standards laboratory, NPL offers a wide
range of data generation and consultancy services.
The
process of providing all the facilities of the command line version of
MTDATA in the Windows version is a gradual one. The present Windows
version is one stage in that process. If you need to use the command
line version, it is a possible to switch from the Windows version and
back again. The data and results files are compatible.
Versions
of MTDATA are also available for most UNIX platforms, VMS alpha and
VAX, and for MS-DOS. These have a flexible and powerful character based
interface and are the recommended versions for users with very high
performance requirements.
For
guidance on the use of MTDATA for Windows see getting started.
For
the latest information visit the MTDATA Website.
Or telephone, fax or e-mail.
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Updated 7 May 2010
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