PC-PUMP® v3.1.5

April 2011

C-FER Technologies is pleased to announce the release of PC-PUMP^® v3.1.5. This release is available to all users who are subscribed to the 2011 Maintenance Plan. This new version includes several new features, addresses several minor bugs identified by users, and includes an update to the vendor equipment database.

Some of the new features in PC-PUMP v3.1.5 include:

Enhanced Case Notes. PC-PUMP users now have the option to save case-specific notes using the Case Notes feature in the case manager. To access this feature, right-click on a case in the case manager and select the Case Notes option.

Simplified Fluid Properties Tab. In an effort to simplify the Fluid Properties tab, the Fluid Composition tab and the Viscosity tab were combined to create a new General Properties tab. This change will help those users who like to quickly move between sections to verify that all input information was entered correctly.

Upgraded Custom Equipment Manager. To help users who enter custom equipment, a Duplicate Model option was added to the Custom Equipment Manager. This feature will allow users to quickly enter equipment by copying a similar product and changing a few details.

Improved Print Manager. In older versions of PC-PUMP, when a user closed the program, their print options were lost. In PC-PUMP v3.1.5, the print manager now remembers selections made by a user from when they last used the program.

Additional information on these features and on additional features can be found in the 'Changes in PC-PUMP v3.1.5' document located in the downloads section below.

Installation Notes - Please Read

User files containing custom equipment, wellbore geometry, sample sessions and pump tests are now located in a PC-PUMP3 folder in the user folder under Documents and Settings. If you are using Windows 7, the user folder is now located in the Users directory.

Links

Note that the install file requires a username and password to download. If you have downloaded from this site before, the password has not changed, and can still be used.