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  1. Wolfbrandt

    How do I go from NX to SE

    Hi,I've been working in many cad programs and we are currently working in NX7. This is by far the most complex program I've used. I feel that it takes way to long to make assembly and drawings and we feel that we would like to go back to Solid Edge. Solid Edge is within the Siemens family and we...
  2. Wolfbrandt

    Go from NX to Solid Edge

    Hi, I've been working in many cad programs and we are currently working in NX7. This is by far the most complex program I've used. I feel that it takes way to long to make assembly and drawings and we feel that we would like to go back to Solid Edge. Solid Edge is within the Siemens family and...
  3. Wolfbrandt

    Level of acceptance in surface feature - A802

    I have looked through the ASTM standard for description of what the different codes in Table 1 in A 802 stands for whitout any luck. There are four different levels, ex. level III starts like: Surface texture A3 Nonmetallic inclusions B4 Gas porosity C3 etc.. I would like to know what A3, B4...
  4. Wolfbrandt

    Globe Control Valve Manufacturer

    Thank you for your answer cemo, There is a company in Sweden called Somas, they might have what you was looking for, even if I thing that BTG (a swedish CCI company) has the RIGHT product for you =). br, Johnny Wolfbrandt CCI Valve Technology AB 66100 Säffle Sweden
  5. Wolfbrandt

    Globe Control Valve Manufacturer

    Hi Cemo, I would like to know why you don't want CCI valves, I'm just curious. BR, Johnny
  6. Wolfbrandt

    Can valves with EN std. design be calc. acc. ASME B16.34

    Hi all you experts out there! I'm trying to standardize valves. I've been calculating our valves according to ASME B16.34 because I "know" that this give the thickest body. When our valves shall be designed acc. ASME VIII or EN 12516-2 could I then refer to some place where it's written that...
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