This release introduces the ability to define line number, line colour, and line visibility through the Pipe Stress Interface Settings form. The form has been updated to include three new expressions on the Expressions tab Similar to how component temperature is retrieved, you can define either an expression or a PML function to obtain line […]
The Pipe Stress Interface has been enhanced to let users adjust and export the ambient temperature used in the stress analysis. The ambient temperature can be modified in the receiving application, and when the data is imported back into the Pipe Stress Interface, any changes are detected. If the ambient temperature has been updated, the
Isometric spool drawings – Erection materials in the material control file This release adds support for generating isometric spool drawings that include erection details within the material control file. A new option for this functionality is now available in the sheet layout form for the Isometric type Isometric Material Columns This release adds the capability
This release adds support for importing trained machine learning models created with Microsoft ML.NET into AVEVA PML using a PMLNETCALLABLE object. You can import an ML.NET model directly from the Model module interface by selecting Developer Tab and then choosing the Machine Learning option. The user is required to fill in all fields in the
The new HVAC application is accessed from the discipline options list. Once the HVAC applicaiton has been selected the HVAC ribbon menu can be accessed. The HVAC ribbon is grouped into functional areas. Create, Modify, Delete, Tools, Penetrate and Insulation. Component creation and modification The Create and Modify groups enable creation of HVAC and HVAC
Specifications are a key new area for the HVAC application and behave in a similar manner to piping specifications. Instead of bore as a mandatory column heading we have shape, width, and depth Note the depth field is left blank for circular ducting. Specifications enable users to setup catalogues of manufacturer specific, off the shelf
Workstation Configuration For effective use of AVEVA Unified Engineering 3.1, the configuration listed below is recommended. Configuration Recommendation Operating System(s)*1 • Windows® 11 23H2 (64-bit) (version 22631.4460 or higher)• Windows® 10 21H2 (64-bit) (version 19044.2965 or higher) Processor Type / Speed Intel x64 compatible – CPU with high performance in each processor core. Memory 32
Workstation Configuration The recommended configuration for AVEVA Unified Engineering 2.0 requires a 64‑bit operating system for both installation and operation. Configuration Recommendation Operating System(s) • Windows® 11 21H2 (64-bit) (version 22000 or higher)• Windows® 10 20H2 (64-bit) (version 19042 or higher) Processor Type / Speed Intel x64 compatible – CPU with high performance in each
When creating detail-mode handrails, it is now possible to connect handrail components, like posts and gates, to the supporting steel. This enables the following additional functionality for handrails once configured: The elements to connect to can be defined as part of the handrail creation workflow. The Route Definition page on the Create Handrail form has
Rectangular panel extrusions (and negatives) can now be created about a single centre point in the 3D View When selected, the user is prompted to select the origin of the rectangle i.e. the Centre point. The user is then prompted to specify the width of panel (X) Finally, the user is prompted to specify the
When creating detail-mode stairs or step ladders, the stringers can now be connected to supporting steel.The connection can be created: The Rules Engine to assign properties. The joint created has all the functionality of a standard joint including:
This release updates the E3D Design 3.1.10.0 release and includes the following functional enhancements: A new backstage option has been added to either optimize marine performance for speed or memory. The default behaviour is to optimize for speed, which can be changed in case of warnings of a of high memory consumption when drawing a
This release introduces the Connection Review form to aid the management of connections. This form ties in many checks including model validity, bounded plate connectivity and adherence to Rule Manager rules and Automatic Joint Specifications. The form is prompted on clicking the Connection Review button accessed via the Sections or Plates tab and the respective
Measurement tools have been updated and simplified at this release with the addition of options to the Measure 3D View context menu. The dimension representation can now be toggled between two displays via the Display axis option: In addition, it is possible to change the displayed units of measurement via the context menu (Change unit),
Laser point cloud data with increased point density can now be utilised within E3D Design Model.Previously, point set data was simplified to ensure that overall performance of the application remained consistent for larger datasets. At this release an option to utilise cloud datasets with increased density is included within the product.This option is provided as
The user can toggle between intensity and color rendering of Point Cloud datasets via the Colour toggle button within the Point Cloud group within the View tab.
The work packs application now has the capability to split pipes at and around selected work area boundaries.A new Split button has been added to the Work Packs application Tools tab The application can automatically split pipes where they pass through a work area boundary. This enables pipes either side then to be assigned to
MultiCAD import includes an upgraded HOOPS Exchange SDK: version 2024.7.0. This version offers extended functionality over the previous version 2022 SP2 U2 (aligned to AVEVA E3D Design 3.1.8.1) Notable updates include support for: Format Format Supported Versions Navisworks 2012 to 2025 Revit 2015 to 2025 Creo – Pro/E Pro/Engineer 19.0 to Creo 11.0 NX –
Visual Queries can now be grouped into sets to be used for a common purpose, e.g. one for each status value in a workflow for model elements, or one for each discipline in a design area. This makes it much easier to swap between different graphical views of the data. In Run Visual Queries select
