In system design, what software is best suited for using in flowcharts, floor plans, and 3D diagrams respectively?

2009-02-26View Original

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In system design, what software is best suited for using in flowcharts, floor plans, and 3D diagrams respectively?

Reply #22009-02-26

Using the SPDA 3D piping software, once the flow diagrams and floor plans are created, a 3D model can be generated automatically! ! It works very well. Hehe!

Reply #32009-02-26

Our institute uses the PDSOFT 3D software from Beijing Fulong Company, and it gives good results. The 3D effect is good.

Reply #42009-02-26

There are many 3D software programs available in the industry today, all of which can meet the requirements of the original poster; the differences lie mainly in their usage and functional features. In the industry, the mainstream software is PDS. PDMS – if you have the time and your institution has the financial resources, you might consider learning it* (it’s difficult to learn*, and it’s also hard to create a database). PDSOFT 3D and CADWORX are mid-tier software programs; both are compatible with CAD. However, one offers full compatibility (CADWORX generates output in accordance with international standards, just like PDS PDMS), while the other does not provide full compatibility (PDSOFT 3D uses its own custom modules for generating output). Learning to use either of these two programs should be sufficient to meet your needs. Of course, there are other 3D software programs as well, but I won’t go into detail about them. It depends on you when it comes to learning something; I suggest learning a software with potential for development, as it can be useful for your work in the future.

Reply #52009-02-27

Thank you all, I’ll go check out CADworx for now

Reply #62009-02-27

Any software is merely a tool; piping skills are fundamental to design. However, the shift from 2D to 3D design represents a trend that could be groundbreaking, just as CAD replaced drawing boards – that’s just my personal opinion!

Reply #72009-02-27

What was said upstairs is correct; we must keep up with the progress of the times in order to enhance our own value.

Reply #82009-02-28

I think CADWORX is more user-friendly, and it’s also compatible with CAD

Reply #92009-03-01

There are many software options available, each with slight differences; it mainly depends on one’s own circumstances

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