Complete Pipe line Solution

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Industry-Standard Calculations
System Design
Pipeline Layout
Bill of Materials
Project Summary

Compressor Specifications

Based on ASME B31.3 & CAGI standards. All calculations validated with manufacturer data.
CFM
500 CFM
psig
°F
gph

Preliminary Results

Recommended Pipe
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Schedule 40 Aluminum
Estimated Cost
—
Material + Installation
.

Pipeline Network Design

feet

Air Drops & Outlets

1
feet
CFM

Design Recommendations

Based on Your Input

Material: Aluminum 6061-T6 Schedule 40 recommended

Slope: Minimum 1% toward drains for oil return

Velocity: Maintain 15-30 ft/sec for oil transport

Supports: Every 6-8 feet for aluminum piping

Complete Bill of Materials

Complete shopping list generated based on your system design. All items sourced from standard industrial suppliers.
System Summary
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Pipe size and total length
Total Components
—
Fittings, valves, drops
# Item Description Quantity Unit Price Total Price Supplier Code

Calculate your system to generate Bill of Materials

Cost Summary

Material Cost: $0.00
Installation Labor: $0.00
Fittings & Accessories: $0.00
Contingency (15%): $0.00
Total Project Cost: $0.00

Project Summary Report

Complete System Analysis

Generate your project report after system calculation

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All calculations based on industry standards: ASME B31.3, ISO 7183, and manufacturer guidelines.

How to Use ScrewcompressorView – Quick Guide

Getting Started in 4 Simple Steps


Step 1: Enter Compressor Details

What you need:

  1. Free Air Delivery (FAD) – Your compressor’s CFM rating (check the nameplate)
  2. Operating Pressure – Usually 100-125 psig
  3. Discharge Temperature – Typically 180-220°F
  4. Oil Flow Rate – Usually 3-6 gallons per hour
  5. Compressor Type – Select from dropdown
  6. Application – Choose your industry type

Action: Click “Quick Calculate” for instant results or “Continue to Layout” for detailed design


Step 2: Design Your Pipeline

Enter these measurements:

  1. Main Header Length – Total pipe distance in feet
  2. Number of Branches – How many branch lines you need
  3. 90° Bends – Count all elbow fittings
  4. Filters & Dryers – Select filtration equipment
  5. Oil Return System – Choose your preferred method

Add Air Drop Points:

  • Click “+ Add Drop Point” button
  • Enter location name (e.g., “CNC Machine 1”)
  • Enter distance from main pipe
  • Select connection type
  • Enter required CFM for that point
  • Repeat for all outlets

Action: Click “Calculate Complete System” when done


Step 3: Review Bill of Materials

You’ll see:

  • Complete parts list with quantities
  • Unit prices and total costs
  • Supplier part numbers for ordering
  • Cost breakdown:
    • Materials
    • Labor
    • Fittings
    • Contingency (15%)
    • Total project cost

Actions:

  • “Export to Excel” – Download shopping list
  • “Project Summary” – View final report

Step 4: Get Your Project Report

Final report includes:

  • System specifications
  • Pipe size recommendation
  • Pressure drop analysis
  • Flow velocity check
  • Installation timeline
  • Compliance verification

Actions:

  • “Generate PDF Report” – Download documentation
  • “Share Project” – Get shareable link

Quick Tips

✅ For accurate results:

  • Check your compressor nameplate for exact CFM
  • Measure pipe runs carefully
  • Count every bend and fitting
  • Plan for future equipment

❌ Common mistakes to avoid:

  • Don’t undersize pipes to save money
  • Don’t forget vertical pipe runs
  • Don’t skip the filtration equipment
  • Don’t ignore the oil return system

Understanding Your Results

Good signs:

  • Pressure drop under 3 psi ✓
  • Velocity between 15-30 ft/sec ✓
  • All green checkmarks ✓

Warning signs:

  • Pressure drop over 5 psi ⚠️ (pipe too small)
  • Velocity under 15 ft/sec ⚠️ (oil won’t return)
  • Velocity over 30 ft/sec ⚠️ (too noisy)

Pipe Size Quick Reference

Your CFMUse This Pipe Size
Up to 1001″
100-2501.5″
250-5002″
500-10003″
1000+4″

That’s It!

No registration required. Start calculating now.

All calculations follow ASME B31.3 and ISO 7183 standards.

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