Hi Paul,
please send me too.
Shabbir Ahmed
Petrofac India.
Paul Bowers <pbowers@pipingdesign.com> wrote:
Sajit re-sent me the file, so if anyone is interested in looking at it, let me know.
Paul
Paul,
I wonder if you have had a look at the piping MTO database that I
sent you? Please do when you have the time.
This is a system that I had done to use with the Shell MESC and the
newer SAP material numbering. It can enter MTO, line wise and Isometric
wise. Assemblies can also be entered. Which is exploded to its
components. Report Summaries can be made line wise and Isometric wise.
The isometric wise MTO can be exported to excel for placing on a manual
CAD isometric.
I would like you to post this on the Pipingdesign.com as a
downloadable. The internal logics are simple enough for someone with an
understanding of a relational database. They can use it as a freeware
and develop or modify it further to put additional features.
I am currently using the Intergraph Marian material management
system. This one is based on the lines of the SAP system. It does
material descriptions on a rule based method, Piping classes, material
requistions, construction fabrication spooling, NDE tracking inventory
management etc. It is also for the material take off and management for
other disciplines.
This probably must be the reason that data is contained in about 1000
or more tables. So much so that the system is so complicated that the
bugs and the other fixes that need to be done, Intergraph is reluctant
to take up. There are various silly restrictions such as the number of
characters that one enter for the description of an item.
In real terms if the task of doing the MTO and the material
requisition and others were done manually. it is a simple enough to
understand. Not so much complicated logics as this system would make it
appear.
Sajit Viswan
Sr. Piping Engineer
Technip Paris
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