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The beta version 2-26 of the PICAD process flow diagram (P&ID) design software is about to be released

2022-02-14View Original

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This post was last edited by pullegg on 2022-2-28 22:52. PICAD is an application package based on AutoCAD, used for designing and drawing P&ID process flow diagrams; it is suitable for the design, drafting, and management of flow diagrams in petrochemical, pharmaceutical, and power industry projects. This software includes various functions such as flowchart drawing, circuit information management, component material statistics, equipment list management, equipment port information management, and pipeline table information management. PICAD contains over 600 components commonly used in P&ID drawing, adhering to mainstream drawing standards. It also allows users to customize line styles and component graphics, featuring simplicity and ease of use. Together with its automatic material tracking function, it greatly enhances users’ efficiency in creating P&ID drawings and managing them. The software currently supports CAD software versions from 2010 to 2020. The beta version has been uploaded to the Yingbaiyer official website and can be downloaded for testing. Post introducing software features: https://bbs.hcbbs.com/thread-3124072-1-1.html No further details will be provided here. The software’s functions have been upgraded and optimized multiple times; as of February 26, it is available for public beta testing without the need for a special access code! ! ! Additionally: PICAD’s name has been changed to EZPID this time
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The beta version has been uploaded to the Yingbaiyer official website and can be downloaded for testing.

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