I will produce an asme b31 analysis with an engineering drawing
About this gig
Basic Package
I will provide a static ASME B31.3 or B31.1 pipe stress analysis using AutoPIPE or software of your choice. Deliverables include:
- Analysis results with support loads
- Input and output files
- A piping drawing with dimensions, weld details, and a bill of materials (BOM)
Standard Package
I will perform a complete static analysis for all pipes within a single system, ensuring full code compliance. This includes:
- Stress analysis results for the full system
- A comprehensive Engineering Drawing
- Input/output files
Premium Package
I will conduct a dynamic analysis for a single pipe run, including:
- Response spectra and modal analysis
- Flange Analysis
- Complete ASME-compliant pipe stress results
- Final Engineering Drawing with annotations, weld details, and BOM
Report available as an add-on for Standard and Premium Packages if selected.
Gig milestonesNEW
Choose to pay for your project per milestone by only paying when it’s time to start a new one or decide on a 1-time payment.
- Basic Package.
- 1st Milestone: Onboarding1-day delivery · No revisions$75Pay now
We'll make sure that we're aligned for the project ahead.
- 2nd Milestone: Rendering3-day delivery · 1 revision$1,125Pay later
I'll create realistic visual renderings of your product.
- 3rd Milestone: Technical Drawing5-day delivery · 1 revision$1,200Pay later
I'll generate technical drawings of your product, including dimensions, materials, and assembly details.
These are the steps we’ll follow to complete your project.
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Get to know Joel Gutierrez
- FromUnited States
- Member sinceJun 2025
Languages
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FAQ
How many pipes are in a system for the standard package?
Typically 3-5 pipe runs might make up a system. We can discuss if there are more.
What is the difference between a static and dynamic analysis?
Static analysis uses seismic inputs (e.g., ASCE 7) to evaluate set points. Dynamic analysis uses a response spectrum to assess behavior at and between set points, and enables advanced features such as flange leakage analysis.
When should I select the report option?
You should select the report option when your client requires a detailed, professional summary of the analysis to help them understand the design and construction of the final product.

