PIPENET is the leader software for rapid fluid flow analysis of pipe and duct networks.
Three software modules ensure that, no matter how extensive or complex your network, pipe flow simulation in PIPENET will be performed fast and accurately.
Each of the three PIPENET software modules has been expertly developed for a different type of fluid flow analysis and a vast range of applications, taking input from our customers. The result is the three world leading modules of PIPENET. Each is independent, so PIPENET modules can be licensed separately or in any combination.
PIPENET Spray/Sprinkler Module
Specifically intended for the design of fire protection systems. PIPENET Spray/Sprinkler complies with the NFPA13, NFPA15 and NFPA16 rules. This module can be used for designing a wide range of fire protection systems: sprinkler systems, deluge systems, ringmain systems, and foam solution systems.
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PIPENET Transient Module
A versatile, user friendly and extremely powerful software tool for modelling transient state phenomena, and calculating the resultant hydraulic transient forces. PIPENET Transient Module is widely used for surge analysis, water hammer and steam hammer analysis of cooling water systems, fire water systems, hydrocarbon loading and unloading systems.
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PIPENET Standard Module
A steady state fluid flow analysis software for compressible as well as incompressible flow. PIPENET Standard Module has a number of applications such as air, water, steam utility systems design, and ventilation (HVAC) systems design
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Industry Sectors
PIPENET has been in use across the globe for over 35 years, by companies large and small, including many multinationals, in the oil and gas, LNG, power generation, process, shipbuilding and fire protection industries. More and more of the companies that have discovered the quality and cutting edge expert technology PIPENET offers are standardising the use of PIPENET through their own companies and stipulating PIPENET must be used by subcontractors. Who can blame them?