Thread Content
This post was last edited by “Life Played a Joke” on July 20, 2017, at 13:23. I’ve been working in the field of pipeline design for many years. I often visit forums and professional technical groups. Many colleagues in the chemical industry who aren’t specialized in pipelines also need to deal with pipeline-related matters. Therefore, I’ve always wanted to create a small software program to make it easier for everyone to perform various pipeline calculations. After some consideration, Excel was chosen as the medium to make it easier for everyone to use (I’m not telling you it’s because it’s simple, though; P). Today, the basic functions have finally been completed, and the first version can now be released. Everyone is welcome to download and use it; feel free to contact me if you have any questions or suggestions. Note: Version 2.0 has been released; you can access it at http://bbs.hcbbs.com/forum.php?mod=viewthread&tid=1807010&extra=
Congratulations on the emergence of yet another outstanding individual; such great works are worth downloading and collecting to study!
Good, download it and use it for now. Remember to let me know when there’s an update next time:lol
I took a look; it’s quite good. I’d like to ask gently whether it’s possible to develop a reverse calculation method as well. For example, given other conditions, it would be possible to calculate another parameter – such as the flow velocity, flow rate, and pressure drop for a given pipeline. This way, not only can it be used in design, but it can also serve as a reference for operating the device
I took a look; it’s quite good. I’d like to ask gently whether it’s possible to develop a reverse calculation method as well. For example, given other conditions, it would be possible to calculate another parameter – such as the flow velocity, flow rate, and pressure drop for a given pipeline. This way, not only can it be used in design, but it can also serve as a reference for operating the device