Is there any domestic software for pipeline stress analysis?

GLIF or Youyi products from the Northeast Branch

It is not recommended; currently, stress analysis software in China is still somewhat inadequate.

Yes, if domestic software can achieve 90% of CAESAR’s performance, I would be willing to use it too! ! !

The AutoPSA for UE in China is pretty okay

I’ve never used domestic ones, but I’ve heard of them

In an environment like this, where pirated CII software is everywhere, domestic software simply has no chance of surviving, just like WPS did back in the day.

To say something that will upset everyone: don’t hold any hopes for at least 50 years. Foreign process simulation software and stress analysis software are not as simple as people might think – they involve nothing more than typing in the formulas from chemical engineering or mechanics of materials and then entering numbers to carry out calculations. They are new disciplines that result from the combination of recent scientific research findings, mathematical theories, and computer technology. Behind software companies are powerful research institutions; for example, ASPEN was established by MIT, which brought together over 50 outstanding scientists to develop it. Foreign countries no longer simply publish their new scientific findings in papers for the whole world to copy – instead, they turn those findings into software that they sell to make money. You only know how to use the software, but you will never understand the underlying core theories. Who will carry out such foundational work in the country? The old pipes removed from the factory are just thrown away; no one really bothers to think about where they should be sent Take a look at ASPEN’s history and background, as well as the background of Qingdao’s Chemical Star – no need to say anything else. Software like SW6-98 is nothing but a simple tool for translating formulas; fatigue analysis requires the use of foreign finite element software. If it hadn’t been developed by the Chemical Technology Center, it would have long been discarded as junk – its promotion is nothing but a product of bureaucracy! Without going into other details, there are very few people in the country who can thoroughly understand the principles behind it. Those who are interested can take a look: professional software is mostly developed in the United States, with a small amount coming from the UK. Even in Japan, which is technologically advanced, such software is rare, not to mention ambitious India, where its so-called software industry consists mainly of low-wage outsourcing services. The prosperity of the U.S. software industry is backed by a strong foundation in research and development; this is where the real gap lies, and it cannot be resolved simply by a software company hiring a few programmers. If it were really that simple, such lucrative opportunities and large markets wouldn’t be reserved only for Americans; just like CPUs, who wouldn’t be eager to get their hands on them? Who can beat INTER? Our Feibao is the first aircraft to be fully digitally designed. What era are we in? My god! How can one expect to take on the F22? This post was last edited by Boring Pavilion Scholar on 2009-4-16 00:51]

All of Youyi’s software is now available for a free trial.:loveliness:

I have used UYI; it is probably suitable for the power industry or thermal calculations, but it isn’t very useful in the chemical and petrochemical sectors, as its database is incomplete.