Waste of time
I am so dissatisfied with it.

This app provides a tool for energy efficiency studies, covering four major energy conversion cycles. It graphically presents generic models of steady-state energy devices, allowing engineers and auditors to assess cycle performances and efficiencies. Users can tailor, save, and monitor changes for continuous reference.
2.1
April 28, 2024
Updated for iOS17 (iPhone 15..) devices.
Energy Cycles covers the Rankine Cycle, Combined Heat and Power (CHP Brayton) Cycle, HVAC Cooling Cycle, and HVAC Heating Cycle. Each cycle is composed of various components that can be edited for analysis.
Yes, all cycle data in Energy Cycles can be saved with a unique title. This allows you to reload and review your configurations and monitor changes or improvements over time.
Yes, users can choose between SI (International System of Units) or USCS (United States Customary System) to enter all input data within Energy Cycles. This flexibility accommodates different regional standards.
Cycle performance and efficiency results are clearly indicated in red to distinguish them from input data. These results are updated dynamically as component editing is performed.
Energy Cycles is currently supported on iPhone and iPod devices. The app is designed for mobile use on these platforms.
The latest version of Energy Cycles is 2.1, and it was last updated on April 28, 2024. This indicates a relatively recent update for the application.
Energy Cycles has an age rating of 4+. This suggests that the content is generally suitable for young children and does not contain mature themes.
No, Energy Cycles does not contain advertisements. As a paid application, it provides an ad-free experience for users.