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What software is generally used for electrical design?

2009-03-19View Original

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I am engaged in electrical design of chemical plants. I guess some of you are also engaged in electrical design, right? I don’t know what software everyone is using now for design and calculation. What auxiliary software are used? Let me start by talking about my situation! ~! 1. I am using version 4.0 of Haochen Electric. Due to objective reasons, the upgrade was delayed. It is still the platform of AutoCAD 2000 ------- Now I mainly use this to make some drawings involving calculation and automatic layout. Such as load calculation, lightning protection grounding, lighting, etc. (Genuine) 2. In addition, sometimes I directly use the 2004 version of ACAD to move around based on the old drawings! 3. Assist me with the quick-check electronic version of commonly used data published by Xi’an XX. (Genuine) 4. A friend used VISIO to make system diagrams and the like. 5. Bochao's calculation software (included with the third edition of the Industrial and Civilian Manual) 6. I have heard of Li Zheng Tian Zheng, but I have never used it. I don't know what the situation is? This post was last edited by ZJYSSF on 2009-3-19 19:59 ]
Reply #22009-03-20
I have used Tianzheng Electric. It is very convenient for drawing and calculation. You can try it.
Reply #32009-03-20
Building electrical: Tianzheng Electrical Software Engineering Electrical: CAD (I am currently using AutoCAD 2007) calculation software: Bochao also has some tables summarized by itself, which are more suitable for our company to use.
Reply #42009-03-20
Those upstairs, have time to communicate more! ~!
Reply #52009-03-23
Building electrical: Tianzheng Electrical Software Engineering Electrical: Haochen electrical calculation software: Bochao
Reply #62009-03-23
I use Tianzheng, and I also use superworks.
Reply #72009-03-23
The genuine Haochen 6.0 is used for painting civil construction and factories. I didn’t know there were so many software available. .
Reply #82009-03-23
It's good to just use AUTOCAD. Bochao was used for calculation.
Reply #92009-04-01
You can write some small programs yourself to save calculation time.
Reply #102009-04-01
We bought genuine ees but there are not many applications.
Reply #112009-07-14
Stand up and continue the consultation. There is no software or basis.
Reply #122009-07-14
I use Tianzheng calculation, but I personally feel that Tianzheng is more suitable for civil design, but not suitable for industrial design. I do industrial electrical design. Most of the time, I use personal summary tables to calculate.
Reply #132009-07-14
I didn’t expect that there are so many softwares that can be used... Learn* Yes, take a closer look
Reply #142009-07-14
After reading so many software mentioned above, I think those who can only use CAD should learn it hard.* For a moment
Reply #152012-06-28
elecworks is a professional electrical design software that can automatically lay out and route 3D wires under the solidworks platform.; Can automatically calculate cable length.
Reply #162012-06-30
Electrical design for petrochemical industry: two-dimensional plane: Microstation/AutoCAD, SmartPlant Electrical. 3D modeling: PDS/PDMS, SmartPlant Review. System calculation: ETAP/EDSA. Lighting calculations: AGI32 isoelectric heat tracing calculation: Manufacturer software.
Reply #172012-07-03
The AUTO CAD I have been using has recently been replaced with the 2009 electrical version. Bochao's calculations are good.
Reply #182012-07-05
Can you send me a Tianzheng building electrical software? Thank you heroes
Reply #192012-07-05
Could you please share your form? Thank you for doing industrial electrical design.

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