The new 2004 release of VES contains a significant amount of new
features and improvements. The development of the software is a
continuous process and is for a major part depending on user comments.
We very much appreciate the comments and encourage these initiatives
for us to improve the software to a world class application.
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General |
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Alert cells: the ASME and RTOD calculation output
will show and print calculation errors in red
bold font. |
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The data input sheets have buttons for easy access
to material, bolting, gasket and pipe schedule selection |
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The project, item and part tag numbers are editable.
You can now change the project and item tag numbers. |
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The project record has a new field called 'Engineering
company'. This field is printed on each output sheet along with
the name of the engineer. |
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New hardlock settings windows for easy access
the dongle driver settings. |
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Item import facilities. You can now import items
from one database to another. |
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The material database has new materials
- EN 10028 2/3/6: Flat products (part 7 will follow)
- EN 10216 2/3/5: Seamless steel tubes
- EN 10217 2/3/5: Welded steel tubes
- EN 10222 2/4: Steel forgings
- EN 10269: Fasteners
- RToD M0803: Seamless fittings
- ASME II PartD: New materials are added, especially non
ferrous (Table B).
- ASME B31.3: Pipe and fitting materials
For all materials that can be find in both the RToD and the
ASME II Part D the allowable stresses values for both codes
are checked and updated.
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The material selection window has changed. More
information about the material is displayed like the UNS or
Werkstof number, the nominal composition and the document reference.
It is also possible filter the material by applicable code (ASME
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New data fields are added to the material database:
- UNS/Werkstof number
- Document reference
- ISO grouping "
- % Elongation after rupture
- Material structure (Ferritic, Austenitic ..)
- Heat treatment
- 1% yield table (at 100.000h)
- min. and max applicable thickness
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New pipe schedule standards: ISO 4200 en EN pipe
dimensions
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ASME and TEMA modules |
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New modules |
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- UG-34 Elliptical and rectangular flat covers with or without
openings according
- UG-39 UG 34 Flat knuckled heads
- UG-39 One ore multiple openings in flat covers Torque
Bolt torque calculation
- Appendix 1-4(f) Thin walled formed heads
- Appendix 1-7 Large openings in cylindrical shells
- Appendix 1-5 Conical sections under internal pressure
- Appendix 1-8 Conical section under external pressure
- TEMA Extended U-tube and floating head tube sheets. The
tube sheet is flanged at the shell side or the tube side.
- Zick Saddle calculation according ZICK article.
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New features |
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- UG-32 / 33 Calculate both P allowable and required thickness.
- UG-32 / 33 Cones with and without knuckle
- UG 27 / 28 Calculate both P allowable and required thickness.
- UG-37 Nozzle on heads has now a graphical display to position
the nozzle on the head use drag and drop with the mouse
device
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Heat Exchanger module |
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Better access to material list. |
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Better access design options. |
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Integrate nozzle list in de design module. |
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Better design module for external pressure of
the dished cover of a floating head tube sheet.
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Fitting calculations |
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New software module for calculating fittings according
RToD, ASME B31.3 and EN 13480 |
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- Pipe
- Flanges
- Weldolets
- Reducers
- Elbows
- T-branches
- Caps
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Available standard components |
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- Pipe ASME B36.10M and B36.19M, ISO 4200, EN 10220
- Flange ASME B16.5, EN 1092-1, DIN 26XX
- Fittings ASME B16.9, MSS SP-75
- Elbow DIN 2605 1/2
- T-branch DIN 2615 1/2
- Reducers DIN 2616 1/2
- Caps DIN 2617
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If you have any question please feel free to contact Vessel Engineering
Software. Whether it is a question for general information or a
detail question about our software applications, you are encouraged
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that require our immediate support please use the below listed telephone
and fax numbers. For other requests please use the e-mail or send
us your request by mail. Your request will be handled with the appropriate
confidentiality. Vessel Engineering Software endeavors to send you
a reply as soon as possible.