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About 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.

Shopfloor – Maintaining Welder Continuity

Maintaining Welder Procedure Qualifications (WPQ) Shopfloor simplifies the task of creating and tracking WPQ forms and maintaining welder qualifications (continuity). Shopfloor's weld log tracks continuity and helps prevent welder expirations and costly re-qualifications. This tutorial video shows you how to set up a new welder and use Shopfloor's WPQ management tools. Download [...]

Shopfloor – Maintaining Welder Continuity2023-04-04T09:51:25-04:00

Shopfloor Tutorial – Adding a New Welder

How to Add a New Welder in Shopfloor Shopfloor provides the ability to easily set up new employees and grant them the appropriate level of system access. Shopfloor's administrative access control permits users having "Employee Edit" access to modify access settings for any other user. Shopfloor also includes a special "Welder Access" [...]

Shopfloor Tutorial – Adding a New Welder2023-02-27T09:29:19-05:00

COMPRESS, Shopfloor and INSPECT 2019

December 13, 2018 - We are pleased to announce that updates to our software suite are now available. Exciting new capabilities for 2019 include: COMPRESS - Pressure Vessel Design Air-cooled heat exchangers per Appendix 13 & API 661 ASME PCC-1 flange assembly bolt stress A productivity enhancing Quick Design mode [...]

COMPRESS, Shopfloor and INSPECT 20192023-06-14T09:37:31-04:00

What’s New in Codeware Interface 2019

The Codeware Interface add-on is bundled with every COMPRESS and INSPECT license. New features for 2019 include: Nozzle section cuts for accurate shell roll-outs Fully customizable BOM descriptions Importation of INSPECT piping solid models To see how Codeware's suite of products can benefit your organization we [...]

What’s New in Codeware Interface 20192019-07-23T14:40:52-04:00

COMPRESS & UCS-66

The impact test exemption rules of UCS-66 are some of the most important and yet most misunderstood provisions of the ASME Code. Because of its importance in determining safe vessel operation, MDMT is one of just a few critical parameters stamped onto vessel nameplates.  To address these complex rules COMPRESS automatically: Determines if UCS-66 [...]

COMPRESS & UCS-662021-10-25T16:28:56-04:00

The Benefits of Specifying ASME Division 2 Class 1

Welcome to the second installment of our 2 part series on the advantages of using Division 2 Class 1. In our last Division 2 post, we did a brief comparison of Class 1 and Division 1. In this video, we use a real world vessel example to illustrate the savings possible with Class 1. If [...]

The Benefits of Specifying ASME Division 2 Class 12021-05-24T17:37:45-04:00

ASME VIII-2 (Division 2) Class 1 Vessels

New in ASME VIII-2: Class 1 Vessels The recently introduced ASME VIII-2 Class 1 designation provides a way to specify and build vessels that are more economical than those produced using traditional Division 1 rules. Advantages of Class 1 over Division 1 include: Modern, more accurate design equations Higher allowable [...]

ASME VIII-2 (Division 2) Class 1 Vessels2021-05-25T10:45:27-04:00
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