Pump Go vs PipeSizer

Pump Go is your essential companion for designing and analyzing centrifugal pump systems—anytime, anywhere. Whether you're an engineer, technician, or student, Pump Go helps you perform quick and accurate pump calculations with ease. Free Basic Features: - Perform quick and simple pump calculations - Estimate total dynamic head and pump power - Clean and intuitive interface for on-the-go results Unlock Advanced Tools with Subscription or Lifetime Access: - Create full projects with multiple calculation cases - Define and reuse custom fluids, materials, piping specs, and environmental conditions - Set up suction and discharge systems with pipes and fittings - Automatically calculate power losses due to pipe friction - Save and organize your data for future use Pump Go is built to save you time and boost your productivity in the field, in the office, or at the university. Start with the free version, and upgrade when you're ready to go further. Privacy Policy: https://www.iubenda.com/privacy-policy/26732111 Terms of Use: https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/

PipeSizer is a fast, practical pipe-diameter screening tool for engineers and field technicians. Enter one or more flow rates, choose the fluid, pipe material, schedule or dimension ratio, and optional liner, then compare ranked candidate sizes against a traceable velocity range. KEY FEATURES • Ranked candidate pipe sizes with velocity and effective internal diameter • Multiple flow cases with a clearly identified governing condition • Carbon steel, stainless steel, and HDPE sizing options • Optional liner allowance • Traceable velocity ranges with source information • Saved results for later review • Shareable result summaries • Direct handoff to Pump Mate for detailed hydraulic analysis • SI and imperial units • English, Spanish, French, and Portuguese • Works offline with no account required PipeSizer is free, contains no advertising, and has no in-app purchases. ENGINEERING NOTICE PipeSizer is intended for preliminary engineering screening. Final pipe selections must be verified against project specifications, applicable codes and standards, manufacturer data, operating conditions, and qualified engineering judgment.