Piping system software development
Sofware Development Kit (SDK) works in conjunction with the company’s Pipe-Flo professional program to build an application that provides seamless integration between plant monitoring equipment and system design software.
By Control Engineering Staff
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Sofware Development Kit (SDK) works in conjunction with the company’s Pipe-Flo professional program to build an application that provides seamless integration between plant monitoring equipment and system design software. Operators can compare design data with actual per-formance and receive notification when a problem exists. Such integration lets users locate trouble spots and make changes before major problems occur. Some possible advantages include notifying users when equipment is running outside the manufacturer’s specified operating ranges or when a pump has inadequate net positive suction head (NPSH).
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