Pipe Flow Expert is designed to help todays engineers analyze and solve a wide range of problems where the flow and pressure loss throughout a pipe network must be determined. The Pipe Flow Expert program will allow you to draw a complex pipeline system and analyze the features of the system when flow is occuring. Pipe Flow Expert calculates the balanced steady-state flow and pressure conditions of the system. It will allow you to perform analysis of different pipe system designs under various operating conditions.
The reported results include:
- Flow rates
- Fluid velocities
- Reynolds numbers
- Friction factors
- Pipe losses
- Fitting losses
- Component losses
- Pump operating points
- Pump head generated
- NPSHa at pump inlet
- Pipe pressure drop
- Pressures at nodes
- HGL values
* Pipe Flow Expert download link provides trial version of the software.
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