: Engineers can draw systems on a 2D or 3D isometric grid, making it easier to visualize elevation changes and complex spatial layouts. Visualizing Results
This feature is selected because it is the visual and mathematical core of the software—it is the primary tool engineers use to validate pump sizing, troubleshoot cavitation risks, and verify system design. pipe flow expert
The software includes a from Crane TP-410, ASHRAE, and manufacturer data. Users can also import custom pump curves from CSV files. : Engineers can draw systems on a 2D
To determine the friction factor ( f ), it uses the (for turbulent flow) and solves it iteratively. For laminar flow (( Re < 2000 )), it applies the theoretical ( f = 64/Re ). The software includes a library of equivalent roughness values (( \varepsilon )) for over 60 materials (steel, PVC, HDPE, copper, etc.). Users can also import custom pump curves from CSV files
Designing and maintaining complex fluid transport systems requires precision and efficiency that manual calculations simply cannot match. is a leading software application used by hydraulic engineers in over 100 countries to design, model, and analyze pipe networks. By providing a robust calculation engine paired with an intuitive graphical interface, it allows professionals to solve flow rates and pressure drops for both liquid and gas systems with high accuracy. Core Capabilities and Features
The software finds the operating point where the system curve intersects the pump curve, an essential feature for avoiding cavitation or motor overload.