About Us

About Us

About Us

Company Description:


Enginomix provides the resources and facilitates the process of creating a computer model of a renewable or conventional power plant, chemical plant, or propulsion system. Working within the IPSEpro open-equation modeling environment, Enginomix provides the software, training, and consulting needed to create an accurate thermodynamic and economic model that can be used to efficiently and effectively design, analyze, and optimize energy systems.

THE PRINCIPALS


Company Description:


Enginomix provides the resources and facilitates the process of creating a computer model of a renewable or conventional power plant, chemical plant, or propulsion system. Working within the IPSEpro open-equation modeling environment, Enginomix provides the software, training, and consulting needed to create an accurate thermodynamic and economic model that can be used to efficiently and effectively design, analyze, and optimize energy systems.

Company Description:


Enginomix provides the resources and facilitates the process of creating a computer model of a renewable or conventional power plant, chemical plant, or propulsion system. Working within the IPSEpro open-equation modeling environment, Enginomix provides the software, training, and consulting needed to create an accurate thermodynamic and economic model that can be used to efficiently and effectively design, analyze, and optimize energy systems.

THE PRINCIPALS


THE PRINCIPALS


Michael Erbes:


Mike has a Ph.D. from Stanford in Mechanical Engineering and was a co-founder of Enter Software, Inc. in 1988. Mike was the original architect and author of the GateCycle power plant design and analysis software program. Enter Software was acquired by GE in 1999, after which Mike continued working on Enter Software’s product lines. He also led GE Power System’s Software Technology Board until his departure from GE.

R. F. (Bert) Bell:


Bert has a M.S. in Computer Science from Stanford and an M.S. in Chemical Engineering from Georgia Tech. Bert was the chief software architect/computer scientist for Enter Software (and later GE Enter Software), responsible for the overall software architecture (database, analysis and GUI) for most of the company’s major software projects, including GateCycle, TAG Supply (for EPRI), and early versions of EfficiencyMap.

R. F. (Bert) Bell:


Bert has a M.S. in Computer Science from Stanford and an M.S. in Chemical Engineering from Georgia Tech. Bert was the chief software architect/computer scientist for Enter Software (and later GE Enter Software), responsible for the overall software architecture (database, analysis and GUI) for most of the company’s major software projects, including GateCycle, TAG Supply (for EPRI), and early versions of EfficiencyMap.

R. F. (Bert) Bell:


Bert has a M.S. in Computer Science from Stanford and an M.S. in Chemical Engineering from Georgia Tech. Bert was the chief software architect/computer scientist for Enter Software (and later GE Enter Software), responsible for the overall software architecture (database, analysis and GUI) for most of the company’s major software projects, including GateCycle, TAG Supply (for EPRI), and early versions of EfficiencyMap.

Michael Erbes:


Mike has a Ph.D. from Stanford in Mechanical Engineering and was a co-founder of Enter Software, Inc. in 1988. Mike was the original architect and author of the GateCycle power plant design and analysis software program. Enter Software was acquired by GE in 1999, after which Mike continued working on Enter Software’s product lines. He also led GE Power System’s Software Technology Board until his departure from GE.

R. F. (Bert) Bell:


Bert has a M.S. in Computer Science from Stanford and an M.S. in Chemical Engineering from Georgia Tech. Bert was the chief software architect/computer scientist for Enter Software (and later GE Enter Software), responsible for the overall software architecture (database, analysis and GUI) for most of the company’s major software projects, including GateCycle, TAG Supply (for EPRI), and early versions of EfficiencyMap.
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