Qpfcalc 1.4 Publishing Command line tools

Qpfcalc is a pfcalc qt front end, using a command-line interface for the friction calculator. It resembles the Gpfcalc, the gtk++ front end of the Pfcalc. Qpfcalc has two versions: for Windows and Linux. The Linux version is easy to compile and run on a UNIX-like operating system, and the Pfcalc backend must first be installed for the application to function properly. For Windows versions, all required files without Qpfcalc distribution can be run, including Pfcalc and QT libraries.

Pfcalc definition

Pfcalc is a command-line tool for portable CLI programs that calculate pipe friction and pressure depletion by using Darcy-weisbach equation.

Qpfcalc 1.4 is the speed of the PFC parsing code that accelerates the loading of the pfc file. Added the label column for the pipe. The 1.1 version of the PFC file format has been created to store the Tube label. This version is exported as an HTML file, which enables the selection of piping materials. There are some bug fixes.

Software Information: http://pfcalc.sourceforge.net/

Screenshot: http://pfcalc.sourceforge.net/#screenshots

Download Address: http://sourceforge.net/projects/pfcalc/files/Qpfcalc/1.4/