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  • COBIA: CAPE-OPEN Object Model
    A new object model, the CAPE-OPEN Binary Interop Architecture (COBIA), has been proposed as a next step in the evolution of CAPE-OPEN. COBIA will include registration components, binary interoperability standards, and middleware that acts as a bridge between software components. Development of COBIA involves a number of tasks, grouped in phases, which can be performed incrementally. This memo is intended to describe these tasks, and provide an overview of the implementation process.
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    28 July 2017, 15:59
  • Flowsheet Monitoring
    Flowsheet Monitoring is the ability to access all elements in a flowsheet without interfering with the flowsheet. Flowsheet Monitoring Components are software components that can be plugged into a flowsheet and have access to all thermodynamic property calculation methods, all Streams and all Unit Operations.
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    13 July 2017, 14:03
  • Reporting Common interface
    The M&T Special Interest Group is considering developing a new Common Interface specification so that any Process Modelling Component could be asked by a Process Modelling Environment to create a report and hand it over to the PME.
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    01 January 2018, 12:37
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