Pressure drop software 1

[Jingle]

I've been trying hard to find a good software to calculate pressure drop for liquids and compressible gases. Does anyone know of any good ones and where I can get them?

Thanks

 

[linford]

as in through pipes? check out pipephase.

 

[quark]

A good pressure drop calculator is free to download from the link below. (this is for liquids)

http://www.xs4all.nl/~kostermw/dP/

Regards,


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[joisy]

If you assume no significant dP across the section you can use the same equation as for the liquids...

cheers,
Joisy

 

[pvwizzard]

Dear Jingle,

Try Fluidflow get a demo version from

http://www.fluidflowinfo.com.

Demo is Version2 but version 3 is now available. If in UK call 0161 366 1188 and they can give upto date info on it. Excellent programme.

Good Luck

PW

 

[TangoCleveland]

Check

http://www.aft.com

for AFT Fathom (incompressible) and AFT Arrow (compressible). Both good flow programs.

Larry

 

[DeltaCascade]

PipeNet is another powerful tool offered commercially, at reasonable cost for perpetual licences.

 

[vester99]

What about Plantflow by bentley? Has anyone tried it? Is it any good?

 

[sshep]

Try the reasonably priced software at

http://www.abzinc.com/

which is the successor to Crane Companion

best wishes, sshep

 

[nbog]

Go to

http://www.engineeringpage.com

 

[jcfoley]

I also use Design Flow solutions mentioned by sshep.