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FEA for Nozzles
API 650 Tank Design
Cladding for Shell and Tube Heat Exchangers
IBC 2024 Wind and Seismic Code

Nozzle Finite Element Analysis (FEA) in COMPRESS

Finite Element Analysis (FEA) for nozzles is now a standard feature

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QC/Welder Dashboard
Authorized Inspector Access
Tube Expanding Procedures for Heat Exchangers

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About the Author: Codeware

Codeware was founded in 1983 in Ontario, Canada. We opened our first U.S. office in 1993. We currently have offices in Sarasota, Florida and Austin, Texas. Codeware's founder, Les M. Bildy, P. Eng., has served as President since 1983.

Our Philosophy

Engineering is at the core of Codeware. Our philosophy is that very specialized knowledge is needed to properly interpret and program the rules of the ASME Code. That's why Codeware's programming team is comprised primarily of Mechanical Engineers who are also Software Developers. It is common to see members of our software development team gathered around a white board debating the engineering merits of an approach before implementing it in Codeware's COMPRESS Software or INSPECT Software.

Company History

ASME Involvement

Codeware personnel are actively involved with the American Society of Mechanical Engineers (ASME). Codeware's Founder and President, Les M. Bildy, is the principal author of Part 4, paragraph 4.5 of the new Division 2 Code. Mr. Bildy also coauthored WRC-529 "Development of Design Rules for Nozzles in Pressure Vessels for the ASME B&PV Code, Section VIII, Division 2" which was released in December 2010.

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