Power Path 2025 Features and Capabilities
Power Path 2025 (also referred to as Power Path V25 or the updated V25 release) is the advanced CAD/BIM software solution from POWER PATH company, specialized in designing overhead power transmission, distribution, and utility lines. This powerful tool integrates 2D drafting with advanced 3D BIM modeling, enabling engineers to create, analyze, and document power line projects efficiently. It supports both new and existing line designs with automation, calculation reports, component customization, and BIM-compliant workflows—ideal for energy sector professionals seeking faster project development, reduced errors, and seamless collaboration in transmission/distribution infrastructure.
Key Features of Power Path 2025 (V25 Series)
- Integrated 2D and 3D BIM Modeling: Seamless transition between 2D drafting and advanced 3D BIM environments; create detailed technical drawings, digital twins, and BIM models for power lines and related infrastructure.
- Power Line Design Automation: Specialized tools for designing overhead transmission and distribution lines; automated profile generation, mechanical calculations (e.g., sag-tension, clearance checks), and route optimization.
- Calculation Reports Generation: Automated production of detailed reports including structural, mechanical, and clearance analyses; customizable outputs for compliance and documentation.
- Component Customization: Flexible library management for poles, conductors, insulators, hardware, and fittings; user-defined components and standards adaptation for global projects.
- Information Sharing & Collaboration: Reduced restrictions on data exchange; BIM-compliant exports (e.g., IFC support implied in workflows) for integration with other tools and team collaboration.
- Workflow Efficiency & User-Oriented Tools: Streamlined processes for faster design iterations; support for complex scenarios like terrain integration, wind/ice loading, and regulatory checks.
- Additional Enhancements (V25 Updates): New features and refinements announced in 2025 webinars and releases, including improved 3D visualization, better automation for repetitive tasks, and expanded CAD/BIM functionalities for non-power-line drawings.
