RVM to STEP, RVM to IGES, RVM to STL, RVM to OBJ, RVM to PDF, RVM to DXF
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Thnx to Shing Liu
gert_francken
2 янв. 2018 г.Hi, As a piping design engineer I use AVEVA PDMS 12.1 / E3D for the 3D modelling of piping systems. I am gathering information on the use of software which makes it possible to export the 3D models from PDMS 12.1 / E3D directly into the piping stress analysis software CAESAR II. So far I have found a number of different software programs which make this possible, each with its own distinctive advantages. For this application, I am currently looking for more information on the use of AVEVA Pipe Stress Interface. Can you tell me about your experience with this software or similar programs? Can you share your experience on some of the questions below or give additional information? Your help is much appreciated, thank you for sharing your opinions and expertise. 1) The completeness and correctness of the transferred data in CAESAR II: Is there a lot of work needed to finish/correct the stress model? If so, what specifically? 2) Overall time saving Does the use of the software provide a ROI in respect to manual input in CAESAR II? 3) User-friendliness of working procedure and program in PDMS / E3D and CAESAR II Is the working procedure and program clear and ready to use? Is training required? 4) Stability and reliability Do errors occur on a regular basis? Are these errors solvable by the user itself or is advanced knowledge (IT, programming) required? 5) Advanced use with transferred databases Do transferred PDMS / E3D databases (SITE elements in design explorer) and the work method of extracting these databases complicate the use of the program? 5) General opinion of the program 6) Additional information Best wishes for 2018! Kind regards
Can this tool transform RVM file to OBJ file?
Yes, and you can try it yourself.