Power Technical Services draws upon various trusted software packages in the delivery of its bespoke and high-tech engineering services for a broad range of clients.
This suite of innovative power systems analysis software plays a key role in ensuring truly cost-effective plant operations. It enables the quick and easy simulation of electrical power system networks, helping to ensure that they operate correctly, safely and in a timely manner.
The software and consulting company DIgSILENT has long enjoyed an impeccable reputation for the standard and relevance of its highly specialised services relating to electrical power systems.
With fields of expertise ranging from transmission and distribution to industrial plants and renewable energies, DIgSILENT has attracted particular acclaim for its long-lived PowerFactory software that been an innovative force in power system modelling, analysis and simulation for more than a quarter-century.
The latest version of PowerFactory combines the software’s proven existing advantages – including power equipment models, data management and more – with a transition towards the truly seamless integration of functionality and data management within a multi-user environment.
The UK’s leading manufacturer of software for the building services industry, Amtech is now Trimble MEP, following Trimble’s acquisition of Amtech in 2014.
Today, customers continue to benefit from Amtech’s existing acclaimed products, in addition to being able to access further products from Trimble, encompassing 3D scanning, onsite layout solutions and various professional services such as 3D model evaluation and 3D modelling creation.
Highly regarded existing Amtech packages include ProDesign, the powerful and engineer-friendly software suitable for projects ranging from houses to office blocks. It incorporates various features enabling the utmost control over every stage of the design process, from initial design right through to final completion.
The CDEGS (Current Distribution, Electromagnetic Fields, Grounding and Soil Structure Analysis) software package provides powerful integrated engineering tools for the accurate analysis of problems involving the likes of grounding/earthing, electromagnetic fields and electromagnetic interference.
CDEGS was first developed in 1972 when the MALT engineering module was created, with decades of steady growth and refinement having since seen the development of seven further modules for such functions as soil resistivity analysis, line and cable constants and induction analysis and detailed fault current distribution and EMI analysis.
