PVTsim Nova 5.4 Released
PVTsim Nova 5.4 has been released. It can be downloaded from Client Area for more information about the updates check out the list of updates here PVTsim Nova 5.3 to 5.4
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PVTsim Nova 5.3 Released
We are pleased to announce that PVTsim Nova 5.3 has been released. Check out the list of updates for the release here: https://www.calsep.com/pvtsim-nova-5-2-to-5-3/
Calsep at SPE ATCE 2022, Houston
Calsep will have a booth at SPE ATCE 2022 in Houston 3-5 October 2022. Find out more about SPE ATCE 2022 here: https://www.atce.org/
Calsep at ADIPEC 7-10 November 2022
Come and meet the Calsep team at ADIPEC 2022 and learn about the latest updates and features in PVTsim Nova. Find out more about ADIPEC here: https://www.adipec.com/
Meet the Calsep Team
contact with its customers and Calsep’s employees used to make several customer visits each year and to attend conferences to present new releases of PVTsim and to get input for the continued PVTsim development. Due to the covid, Calsep has for the past year and a half had to communicate with its customers via email …
PVTsim Nova 5.2 Released
Upgrades include: All menus updated for better user experience on high DPI screens Generate PVT interface files for: Flow Simulator – Turbulent Flux Reservoir Simulator – Open Porous Media (OPM) More details about the PVTsim 5.2 software updates can be found here: https://www.calsep.com/pvtsim-nova-5-1-to-5-2/
Lawsuit Against Calsep’s Former Global Sales Manager Pashupati Sah, His Business Colleague Ashish Dabral, And Their Related Companies
Calsep recently obtained a Court ordered preliminary injunction against the developers of a competing PVT simulator. The lawsuit is currently pending in the U.S. District Court in Houston, Texas. In March 2019, Calsep sued its former global sales manager, Pashupati Sah, and his business colleague, Ashish Dabral alleging that Sah and Dabral, working together with …
Membership in CERE
Calsep announces its membership in CERE at DTU Calsep is pleased to announce its membership in the CERE Consortium at the Danish Technical University. Center for Energy Resources Engineering (CERE) has an excellent track record and international reputation within the areas of thermodynamic modeling and algorithms for phase equilibrium simulations.