Every calculator you keep in a spreadsheet, built in
78 standalone process-engineering calculators live next to your flowsheet — relief and flare sizing, psychrometrics, pumps and compressors, gas-pipeline flow, cooling towers and fired heaters. Each on a cited method. No install, no add-on license.
Reach for the right tool without leaving the browser
Open the Engineering Analysis panel from the workspace and pick a calculator. Property-dependent tools share the solver's property packages, so your hand checks and your full runs never disagree.
Separation & columns
18 toolsShort-cut and screening sizing for columns, drums, reboilers and batch operations — the back-of-envelope checks you run before committing a rigorous MESH solve.
Fluid & gas properties
16 toolsPoint-property and gas-quality calculators off the same validated property packages the solver uses — psychrometrics, combustion, fuel-quality and petroleum-assay work.
Piping & rotating equipment
12 toolsLine sizing, metering, pumps and compressors — the daily hydraulics and machinery checks, each on a published correlation.
Relief, flare & depressuring
14 toolsPressure-relief and flare-system sizing to the API/DIERS standards — from a single PRV to a converging flare-header network.
Storage & emissions
1 toolsTank breathing and venting to the storage standards.
Energy, heat & data
17 toolsHeat-transfer rating, heat integration, and the plant-data tools — cooling towers, fired heaters, pinch analysis and data reconciliation.
Frequently asked questions
What engineering calculators are built into MaximaLabs?
MaximaLabs ships 78 standalone analysis tools alongside the flowsheet simulator: relief-valve and flare-network sizing to API 520/521 and DIERS, psychrometrics, combustion and Wobbe index, pump and compressor curves, gas-pipeline flow (Weymouth), cooling-tower (Merkel) and fired-heater rating, pinch heat integration, and more.
Do the calculators use the same physics as the simulator?
Yes. Property-dependent tools (psychrometrics, vapor pressure, combustion, flash point) call the same validated property packages the flowsheet solver uses, so a hand check and a full run agree. Every tool is a cited published method or industry standard.
Are these relief and flare calculators standards-compliant?
The relief and flare tools implement the API 520/521, API 2000 and DIERS ω-method procedures directly, including a multi-branch converging flare-header back-pressure network solver. They are screening-grade engineering tools, not a substitute for a stamped relief study.
One workspace, the whole engineering desk
The same browser tab that runs your rigorous flowsheet runs 78 screening calculators, shows you the governing equations, and connects to live plant data. No per-tool license, no context switch.