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Design-Build 4.0 performs a full HVAC design-build process using the Carmel Software Library. The following is a list of steps to perform a successful design-build job:
The Design-Build 4.0 software packages perform the above functions:
All of the above software programs share data with one another, providing a seamless calculate HVAC loads, duct sizing, and estimating. |
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We are now offering the Carmel Foundation Class (CFC)
source code for sale. The CFC code is the "back-end" software
which includes all calculations for our most popular software programs,
including Loadsoft 4.0, Psychrometric 4.5, Life-Cycle 3.0, Residential
3.0, Duct Size 4.0, Toolbox 3.0, Refrigeration 3.0, and Pipe Size 2.0.
We have developed this "back-end" software using Microsoft
Visual C++ and Microsoft Visual Basic (Versions 5 and 6). By taking
advantage of the power of true object oriented programming (OOP), we
can offer you our source code, allowing you to develop custom applications
on virtually any platform (Unix, Macintosh, OS/2, and, of course, Windows).
In addition, we have just released our Carmel Foundation Classes J+,
which are Java classes which allow you to run calculations on any operating
system platform, including Linux and Apple OS.
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Duct Size 4.0 from Carmel Software is a comprehensive
software package that sizes ductwork based upon numerous inputs. You
may manually input duct sections, or utilize AutoCad to import single-line
duct drawings. The software outputs a complete duct-size breakdown,
a pressure schedule, a critical-path pressure drop, a material list
output, a heat loss output, and many more types of outputs. In addition,
Duct Size will output a double-line/3-D duct drawing to AutoCad that
may be used for construction and design purposes.
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Enterprise Estimate 5.0 from Carmel Software is
a brand new (Summer 2002) HVAC estimating software package that allows
you to estimate HVAC service jobs, requisition parts for the job, and
keep track of billing. In addition, you can create customized databases
of all types of information including customer labor rates, vendor rates,
technician addresses, area labor costs, parts costs, and much more.
The Enterprise Estimate software program comes in 2 versions:
You can also purchase a Parts
Database Subscription that includes the full parts database for
Carrier, Lennox, and Trane. This allows you to easily insert the correct
parts into your estimates and guarantee that the prices will be correct.
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Life Cycle 3.0 from Carmel allows you to perform
a number of engineering life cycle analyses. These include the following:
Simple payback comparisons, without any discount factors; Simple cash
flow analysis with discount factors; Complex life cycle analysis with
multiple capital and non-capital investments. Capital investments refer
to assets held by a firm that are used in some way in business operations.
They can be depreciated for income tax purposes, and can be subject
to insurance costs and property taxes. This program provides the capability
of financing the project over a set period of years. Capital investments
include the cost of purchasing the equipment or building or its components.
By comparing two different life cycle scenarios, each with their own
set of capital investments, you may determine which one is preferrable,
based upon net present value comparisons.
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| Loadsoft 4.0 is a commercial and institutional HVAC
load calculation program. It calculates peak heating and cooling loads
for purposes of sizing air-conditioning and heating equipment. The calculations
in this software program are based upon the 1993 ASHRAE Fundamentals
heating and cooling load equations. In this new version, we have incorporated
many of your suggestions, and have offered many improvements and enhancements
over the previous versions of Loadsoft. The following is a list of the
many enhancements to Loadsoft 4.0:
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| Pipe Size 2.0 from Carmel Software is a comprehensive
software package that performs hot/cold water pipe sizing. This is useful
for sizing both chiller and boiler pipe systems. The software allows
the user to either manually input the data or import single-line drawings
from both AutoCad DXF and Visio. All calculations were derived from
the ASHRAE Fundamentals 1997, Chapter 33.
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| Psychrometric 4.5 The Psychrometric 4.5 software
package provides the capability to work with standard psychrometric
charts on the computer screen. A mouse can be used to plot points and
lines. In addition, a spreadsheet can be brought up which lists up to
31 characteristics of each point plotted on the chart. The chart can
be customized to exact needs, whether it be low temperature refrigeration,
or normal HVAC cooling processes. This software package is intended
for the mechanical engineer and engineering student who wants to better
understand psychrometric processes. Psychrometric 4.5 runs under all
versions of Microsoft Windows. The psychrometric chart software package
utilizes ASHRAE Fundamental calculations to construct the graph, and
determine the characteristics of all the points.
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| This product is geared toward the software developer
who wishes to incorporate a psychrometric control within their application.
This control is an "OCX" control, which means that you can
drag it onto your Visual Basic, Delphi, or C++ application. This control
displays a generic psychrometric chart, and it allows you to set its
properties to customize it to your exact needs.
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| The Refrigeration 3.0 load calculation program is
a software package that provides refrigeration cooling loads for refrigeration
boxes per 24-hour period. It contains inputs for roof and wall dimensions,
lighting, people, infiltration, equipment, product and container types,
and safety factors. Outputs include a full load break-down by roof,
wall, people, container loads, and more. In addition, other out-puts
include psychrometric characteristics and a summary output. The software
includes a full ASHRAE database of different food and container types
and their load contributions (sensible and latent). Refrigeration 3.0
utilizes ASHRAE-based HVAC tables and formulas for calculating loads.
Many of the formulas are derived from the ASHRAE 1994 Refrigeration
Handbook, Chapter 26.
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| The Residential HVAC Load Calculation Program is
a software package providing light commercial and residential heating
and cooling loads based on numerous detailed inputs. This program is
geared specifically toward the design/build contractor and residential
design mechanical engineer. Residential is 100% compatible with all
versions of Windows. The user-friendly interface provides a familiar
look and feel found in all Windows-based programs. Residential calculates
peak loads based upon the ASHRAE residential calculation methods. The
outputs include a summary of all loads and cfms, a detailed breakdown
of each and every load component, a psychrometric output summary, and
a breakdown of the load profile for each wall and window orientation.
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| Toolbox 3.0 is a collection of 13+ simple mechanical
engineering design routines. It is intended for all engineers who desire
quick and easy engineering calculations.
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| The U-Value 4.0 software contains a full database
of major wall, roof, window, and floor constructions with their respective
weights, -Values, and thick-nesses. The data is based upon the ASHRAE
publication: "Heat Transmission Coefficients for Walls, Roofs,
and Floors," 1993, by Timothy James and William P. Gross. This
package allows the user to edit values, create new U-Value databases,
print information, and export it to the Loadsoft 4.0 HVAC load calculation
software package.
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