Pump & Pipe Workforce Tools

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    Air Quality Class PickerAnalog ScalerArc-Flash PPE and Boundary PickerCompressor Control Mode SelectorCompressor Trip DiagnoserConduit Fill CheckerElectrical for CompressorsInterlock Trip CheckerLoop Power and Burden CheckerMotor Nameplate DecoderPeck Drill Cycle HelperPower Factor and Capacitor kVAR HelperRTD and Thermocouple ReaderShock Approach Boundary LookupSiemens to Allen-Bradley TranslatorSpeed, Feed and G/M-Code DecoderTapping Feed (G84)Transmitter Range ScalerVFD to Motor Cable-Length CheckerVoltage Drop and Wire-Run CheckerWork Offset and Tool Comp DecoderAddressing DecoderBoolean Ladder TrainerData Type SizerIP / NEMA Enclosure LookupISA Tag DecoderNumber Base ConverterScan Cycle ExplainerTimer Preset HelperPhase Sequence IdentifierPower Factor Correction SizerThree-Phase Power and CurrentTwo-Wattmeter Power ReaderVoltage Imbalance CheckerWye vs Delta ConverterControls Field ToolsPLC 101 ToolkitControls Skills CheckThree-Phase Power ToolsBAS Controls Fault Codes

    Pump & Pipe Field Tools

    16 tools + report

    The hydraulics that decide whether a pump runs or cavitates. NPSH margin (service-dependent), brake horsepower and motor sizing, affinity-law trim, static-head-corrected VFD savings, minimum continuous flow, a cavitation diagnostic, specific speed, and a pump spec-sheet builder, plus liquid velocity, Darcy pressure drop, B31.3 wall thickness, fitting losses, thermal growth, support spans, air-pipe sizing, and water hammer. Bundle the core checks into one branded report.

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    Layout & Access Tools

    6 tools

    First-pass plant layout you can defend. Pipe-rack width and levels, valve hand-wheel reach, fixed-ladder fall-protection to modern OSHA 1910.28, plot-plan setbacks and hydrant spacing, instrument straight-run requirements, and equipment elevation for NPSH, each flagged as typical and pointing back to the governing site standard.

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    Equipment & Electrical Tools

    3 tools

    Round out the package. Low-pressure blower power and driver sizing, vacuum pump-down time, and a motor branch-circuit sizer that turns horsepower and voltage into NEC 430 full-load amps, conductor gauge, and breaker rating.

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    Every result is cited

    Verdicts reference published standards: ANSI/HI 9.6.1 NPSH margin, API 610 pump design, ASME B31.3 process piping, Crane Technical Paper 410, and OSHA 1910.28 walking-working surfaces. These tools are planning aids: confirm every result against vendor curves and the governing project standard before issuing.