The following software is available by downloading or by contacting your local Inland Pipe representative.
   

PipePac Software:  PipePac 2000 Software from the Ontario Concrete Pipe Association offers integrated analysis using three independent programs for D-load calculations (3EB), estimating the material costs of the pipe and embedment zones (CAPE) and the real cost of the materials specified over the design life of the program (LCA). PipePac 2000 helps you select the right material for a buried infrastructure system.

Pipecar: The latest version of PIPECAR allows you to design concrete pipe in accordance with ASCE, SIDD (Standard Installations Direct Design) and AASHTO design standards for the buried condition, using the Direct Design method.

DASH: Detention and Sewer Hydraulics TM Software Program from the American Concrete Pipe Association provides design engineers and other users with a complete set of design tools to prepare, calculate and evaluate comprehensive storm water detention systems using concrete pipe.

BOXCAR: The use of cast-in-place design methods for precast concrete box sections can result in costly over-designs. BOXCAR Software (Box Culvert Analysis and Reinforcing Design) from the American Concrete Pipe Association  can help you significantly reduce design time and project costs by calculating reinforcing steel areas for user-specified box geometry, material properties and loading data.

 

CAPE: Cost Analysis Pipe Envelope 2000 (CAPE 2000) is the perfect tool for design engineers, estimators and contractors to use in  determining the real cost of installation. The program takes into account the many factors that affect the cost of installation for both rigid and flexible pipe.

CDS Technical Design Module: is a sizing program designed to provide engineering assistance in specifying a CDS Stormwater Treatment Unit.