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Sharing software: Longitudinal section design for oil and gas pipelines

2019-07-30View Original

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This post was last edited by lichh on 2021-3-23 09:43. 2.jpg is a pipeline design software that is widely used in the industry. It operates on AutoCAD 2014/2015/2018 as its base platform for development, uses Microsoft Visual Studio as the development environment, and relies on SQLite databases as the system for managing data behind the scenes – making it a practical tool for pipeline design. Video demonstrations for software installation and operation are available on Baidu Netdisk. Link: https://pan.baidu.com/s/1SOSFWzN4VW5AZqki1Cpe4A. Extraction code: bstz. The main functions of the software include designing the longitudinal profiles of pipelines; these profiles can be generated as a whole, which is useful for process calculations and analysis of pressure testing in different sections ; Rich library files for penetration testing and hydraulic protection ; Directional drilling design for oil and gas pipelines ; Simulating the actual shape of pipeline installation using ellipses and hyperbolas ; Freely edit and customize various types of frames ; . . . . . . Demo animation address
Reply #22019-08-07
Thank you for sharing. I’m using GYcad now
Reply #32019-08-12
Those involved in long-distance pipeline operations should take a look; it’s extremely easy to use, can be combined with CAD commands, supports changing the route of pipelines, provides various drawing frame templates, and enables the creation of English documents for international projects.
Reply #42019-09-05
:victory: Not bad
Reply #52019-09-22
Thank you, it’s very useful. This is indeed helpful

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