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Status Planned
Categories AutoPIPE Pipe Stress
Created by Guest
Created on Apr 22, 2021

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Flange analysis EN 1591-1

Include EN1591-1 calculations methodology for flanges / flange leakage


Look through EN 13445-3 Annex G - Alternative design rules for flanges and gasketed flange connections

  • Admin
    Phil Senior
    Reply
    |     Nov 19, 2024

    Still targeting and on track for the AutoPIPE 2025 release Sean.


  • Sean Pellerin
    Reply
    |     Nov 18, 2024

    Hi Phil,

    Can you provide update on this?

    Thanks,

    Sean

  • Hubert Velten
    Reply
    |     Jan 25, 2024

    Phil, that's awesome. Good to see the work and progress on this idea, great!

  • Admin
    Phil Senior
    Reply
    |     Jan 25, 2024

    Hi Sean, we shipped the calculation part as a separate module in v23.00.01 that you can use while we complete the UI.

    To get started with the EN 1591 solver, you can use the user reference manual at the following default location of installed version of AutoPIPE:

    C:\Program Files\Bentley\AutoPIPE 2023\Documents\EN 1591 Flange Analysis User Reference.pdf

    The User Reference is a complete guide describing the use of the solver and the schema for input database. The User Reference also includes a Quick Start section on how to run the example model provided with AutoPIPE installation. Some other folders are listed below:

    EN 1591 Solver Executable: C:\Program Files\Bentley\AutoPIPE 2023\apanalysis.exe

    EN 1591 Example Database: C:\Program Files\Bentley\AutoPIPE 2023\Examples\modelexample.ENFLG

  • Sean Pellerin
    Reply
    |     Jan 23, 2024

    Phil, will we be seeing EN1591-1 in AutoPIPE 2024?

  • Hubert Velten
    Reply
    |     Aug 3, 2023

    The status of this idea changed twice last week; initially, it moved to "Planned", now it says" Shipped". What does "Shipped" mean?

    1 reply
  • Admin
    Phil Senior
    Reply
    |     Jun 5, 2023

    This is not likely to be complete until AutoPIPE 2024 release. This is the hope!

  • Guest
    Reply
    |     Jun 2, 2023

    Hi Phil, do you have any updates on this? It would be highly valuable.

  • Sean Pellerin
    Reply
    |     Dec 10, 2022

    Is there any updates on the development of this feature? Last update was 1.5 years ago. Annex G is very complicated but this seems to be a highly popular addition.

    2 replies
  • Admin
    Phil Senior
    Reply
    |     Apr 22, 2021

    Thanks you for your idea.

    This is already in development. We have the engineering complete and now need to design the UI. Planned for the next release of AutoPIPE

1 MERGED

Add the function of flange check based on code EN-1591.

Merged
It would provide a more reasonable analysis result for flange check compared with those too much conservative methods such as Equivalent Pressure Evaluation.
Guest about 1 year ago in Code 1 Planned