Selection → quotation, straight through

Conclusion (engine output, passed through)：This page reads one saved scheme, runs the design engine on it, and joins the two halves that used to live apart: the conclusion block (switchgear Icw, transformer dynamic withstand, cable thermal stability — from the selection-check engine) and the quotation block. Each conclusion is turned into a recommendation row: the cable section comes from the five-fold cable check whose thermal component is the same number the selection-check engine produced, and the breaker row carries the standard Icw tier plus its setting values (Ir = long-time pick-up, Isd = short-time / instantaneous pick-up) straight from the coordination engine. Those rows are then priced from the price library and emitted as quotation lines in the same shape the configurator BOM uses.

A conclusion that cannot be ordered is not a deliverable: the engineer still has to look up the section, the rating and the price by hand, and the quotation then drifts from the calculation. Deriving both from one engine run removes that gap — every recommended row states the clause or engine module it came from, the quotation lines are generated from the same rows, and the recommendation is verified against the withstand check with zero tolerance, so what is quoted is exactly what was calculated. When no feasible configuration exists the page says so instead of rounding up.

Pick a scheme, then move the load (multiplier and/or extra kW per load node) and press "Run". The page recomputes the topology, asks the design engine for the withstand check, the cable full check, the protection setting sheet and the conclusions, derives one recommendation row per cable and per device, generates the quotation lines from the price library, and cross-checks every recommended value against the selection-check output. Scroll to the last panel for the clause and module list behind every column.