SCADA/HMI


Enhanced capabilities

May 2009 SCADA/HMI

HBM-nCode announces version 5.1 release of ICE-flow Analysis software.

HBM-nCode has released version 5.1 of ICE-flow Analysis, comprising GlyphWorks and DesignLife. This significant update includes new features and enhanced reporting capabilities which accelerate and simplify the conversion of large amounts of engineering data into valuable information. This version offers improves visualisation of data and reporting capabilities.

GlyphWorks features an easy-to-use environment that provides a wide range of interactive data processing and visualisation capabilities for extremely large data sets. Specialised durability options include fatigue analysis, accelerated testing, and frequency domain tools. GlyphWorks 5.1 adds new capabilities for interactive data editing and new displays including Chart Display and Gauge Display. These new displays provide report-quality chart plotting of data tables and show synchronised values during playback to give further insight into test data.

Useful for applications such as proving grounds or test tracks, the GPS Display glyph has been enhanced to include the use of background satellite images and data export to the Google Earth mapping service. These features are also convenient for users in regions not supported by MapPoint or where visualising terrain is important. An open software product, GlyphWorks supports the Python programming language, many engineering data formats and interfaces to third-party software solutions. Version 5.1 offers additional file format enhancements including latest versions of MATLAB.

DesignLife combines a powerful fatigue analysis solver for finite element models with an intuitive, graphical environment for making durability design decisions quickly and efficiently. DesignLife 5.1 includes new features for customisation by using Python to define custom Stress-Life analysis methods.

For more information contact Elton Murison, ESTEQ Engineering, +27 (0)12 809 9500, [email protected], www.esteq.com





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