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This post was last edited by strongerlihe on 2010-1-28 at 16:30. Our company is a small manufacturer of chemical processing equipment; we are currently expanding our factory facilities and getting things on track. Previously, we only used CAD for drawing, but in order to improve efficiency, the boss suggested purchasing a design software package. Is there any software that can automatically generate graphics by entering parameters? We produce heat exchangers, reaction vessels, towers, storage equipment, distillation equipment, etc. What software would be suitable for this? I hope those who are knowledgeable can give me some advice. Thank you. I have two questions: 1. I heard that SW6 is a software for strength calculations; I’m not sure if it’s suitable for my needs. Where can I purchase it? 2. What is HTFS+? Is it a heat exchanger design software that generates the design by entering parameters? Does it conflict with SW6?
One is for process calculation, and the other is for strength calculation; both software are required
SW6 is used for the equipment discipline, while HTFS is used for the process discipline
It seems the software you mentioned isn’t available yet
One is for process calculation, and the other is for strength calculation; both types of software are needed, and they seem to be quite good. I have only used SW6!
Sw6 can be purchased at the National Chemical Equipment Technology Center; their website is www.epumpent.com. Contact number: 021-32140016