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What's new in TRIFLEX®Windows 2.5.3

 

Fatigue Analysis

The ability perform a Fatigue Analysis has been incorporated into this version of TRIFLEX®Windows. This currently applies to piping systems designed using B31.1, B31.3, B31.4, B31.5, and B31.8 piping codes, using both internally stored and/or user defined design fatigue curves. Occasional loads, including wind, static equivalent static loading, response spectrum, and time history dynamic loading have been incorporated into TRIFLEX®Windows fatigue analysis functionality. The name of the fatigue curve associated with a particular component is now shown graphically in the Input Parameter Graphics.

 

Abbreviated Code Compliance Report

The Main Menu/Output menu has been modified by adding an additional option that displays the Code Compliance report only for selected components. Should no components be selected when the menu is brought down, or no code compliance output be available, the control is grayed out and is not selectable.

 

Jacketed Piping

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  • Jacketed piping is shown with a transparency effect for better visual cues.
  • The Release component is modified to include the spacers that are also represented graphically.
  • In a skewed piping model the Release component will follow the pipe direction.

Pressure Contribution

Whether pressure displacement stress is to be included as a primary stress along with weight, or a secondary stress along with thermal effects, is now an option selectable by the user in the Setup/Modeling Defaults dialog. The default is for it to be included along with weight as in past versions of TRIFLEX®Windows; however, should fatigue analysis be selected, the effect of pressure stress defaults to being included with thermal effects for a more realistic calculation of the alternating stress intensity.

Code Compliance Spreadsheet Link to Component Input Dialogs


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A link has been incorporated between the Code Compliance Spreadsheet and the Component Input Dialogs. By double clicking on a row in the spreadsheet, the component dialog for the component containing the data point on that row is brought up for examination.

For more information, please read the version history archive.

 

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