HVAC Pipe Sizer - Gas Plus

The HVAC Pipe Sizer - Gas Plus is now available for $7.99 for both iPhone and iPad owners.The application is designed for use in English language. It weighs in at only 0.4 MB to download. The new HVAC Pipe Sizer - Gas Plus app version 1.3 has been updated on 2014-11-25. For ensuring consistency with the device you should take into account the following app compatibility information: Compatible with iPhone, iPod touch, and iPad.Requires iOS 3.0 or later
More Info: Find more info about HVAC Pipe Sizer - Gas Plus in Carmel Software Corporation`s Official Website : http://www.carmelsoft.com/iphone

I mainly do high pressure gas pipe sizing for my job at a processing plant This handy little tool helps me spot check the velocities diameters etc for some of those pesky pipes that are giving me troubles This app is quite versatile since it allows me to first specify gas flow and then upstream downstream pressures to get predicted diameters and velocities It also allows me to specify diameters and pressure loss to get gas flows Great app                     Good simple tool for gas pipe sizing Hvacguy100

Simple interface Good tools for sizing low and high pressure gas piping I have used this app in the field to guestimate the size of natural gas piping into homes Quite accurate I ve already gotten 3 or 4 updates since I bought the app and they were all very useful updates not just bug fixes I see Carmel as a long term company not just a fly by night Good work                     Great value and useful for HVAC techs AnotherJoe

High pressure calcs Good stuff and accurate after comparing to the Waymouth equations that I have programmed into my Excel spreadsheet Low pressure calcs These calcs appear accurate I use this the most to look at natural gas piping into homes etc                     Good stuff LZ2124

This is very useful for my business involved with process piping I often go into the field and need to do some quick calcs of gas flow rates based upon the pipe diameter The calcs are quite accurate after comparing to my desktop based calcs I use the high pressure calcs more than the low pressure but they both seem accurate Great work                     Useful app Mechengineer1000