Does anyone still use 2D piping design software?
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Does anyone still use 2D piping design software? If you have, you can pay attention to the software PDT. PDT is an application package based on AutoCAD. It is rich in functions and is suitable for pipeline design, drawing and management in a variety of chemical projects. PDT is a two-dimensional graphics drawing software. Two-dimensional design has the characteristics of agility and lightweight in chemical engineering projects, and is especially needed in agile development projects. PDT can realize convenient and fast drawing operations, automatic annotation and summary of drawing symbols, automatic statistics and summary of drawing materials, pipe racks and other data, output data list and other functions, freeing pipeline engineering designers from tedious drawing work and creating a relaxed and pleasant work experience.
The PDT software draws based on the pipeline number. After drawing, the various pipe fittings and quantities used in the pipeline can be directly derived based on the pipeline number. All pipe racks can be automatically numbered, labeled and counted.
No one uses 2D piping design anymore?
I feel like I need measurements now, and lastly an axonometric drawing.
:L three-dimensional is still under development and will take some time. Small projects or minor modification projects should still be able to use 2D.
All of them are currently in paid version. You can communicate through the email enginebear@163.com.
It would be best to provide a personal trial version to see how it goes
The trial version is currently only available to enterprise users.
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