New LV Modules

  Heat exchanger networks (NETZ)
 

 

Physical properties of sea water (SAWA)

The module determines the physical properties of seawater dependent on the salinity.

 

 

Metallic industrial piping according DIN EN 13480

ER06 module: Pipe fittings under internal pressure acc. EN 13480-3 chapter 6

ER07 module: Heads under internal pressure acc.EN 13480-3 chapter 7.1

ER08 module: Openings and branches acc. EN 13480-3 chapter 8

 

Cyclones  

Design of cyclones with axial, spiral or tangential inlet

The CYCL module works with models of Muschelknautz of the VDI Heat Atlas and with calculation approaches of Loeffler and Buerkholz.

The calculation model divides the particle separation process in four separation areas to meet the individual requirements for the chracteristics of these areas. Several standard cyclone types like cyclones with axial, spiral or tangential inlet can be designed.



B5A1  

Design of plane rectangular tubes and partitioned chambers

Module B5A1 applies to pressure vessels of rectangular cross-section with and without drill hole lines. The design rules consider only deformations caused by internal pressure.



B1.1  

Pipe bends under internal pressure according AD 2000 B1 Appendix 1

The B1.1 module allows you to design pipe bends with variable wall thickness. The radius of curvature can be related to the inside or outside diameter. Furthermore, it is possible to prove elbows with the same wall thickness in accordance with DIN 2605 (3-d) and DIN 2606 (5-d). The required tables are implemented.



FEM  

FE calculation for nozzles with nozzle loads

Some problems in pressure vessel design cannot or only insufficiently be solved by using the standard equations of the according code. With these problematic cases often an FE calculation is the only way to come to a solution. This calculation is usually quite complex and requires a certain amount of experience with the interpretation of the results.



MOVAK3D  

MOVAK3D

Simulation of trajectories of many single particles (atoms, molecules or photons) in a "freely" definable vacuum system.