Training
Revit® MEP: Mechanical
Recommended Course Length: 2 days*
Cost: $875
14 AIA Learning Units
This class is run on a "by request" basis. To place a request, fill out our Class Request form.
Summary
Autodesk Revit is built for productivity and efficiency. Students will learn design, importing and linking of files as well as the creation of all components for the basic electrical model. Special focus will be placed on placing mechanical equipment, dimensions and other annotation. Students will conclude with learning to detail and how to setup their construction documents for printing.
Who Should Attend
This course is designed for mechanical user of Revit MEP, including designers, engineers and drafters. Design professionals from large, medium, and small engineering and architecture-engineering firms. This is an excellent class for new hires, for those who are new to Revit MEP or for those who are returning users.
Objectives
Revit MEP is a powerful parametric 3D modeling program for designing mechanical systems. In this course you will learn the basics of building a full 3D mechanical project model. You will work through all design phases of creating, importing and linking files. Course concludes with detailing and preparing documents for printing. The class focuses on basic tools that the majority of users will need to work with Revit MEP for the mechanical discipline.
Related Topics Available
Those who want to receive training in template creation, project set up, custom content creation or information on personalizing the program will want to inquire about specialized consulting tailored to fit your company's specific needs.
Prerequisites
It is recommended that the student have a working knowledge of:
- Microsoft® Windows® 2000, XP, or Vista.
- Drafting, design, or engineering experience helpful.
Each Student Receives
- A student guide
- Telephone support on class topics for 30 days
- Certificate of completion
- AIA Learning Units for AIA members
Topics Covered*
General Overview
- Exploring the User Interface
- Understanding Families
- Understanding the Project Browser Organization
- Loading Pre-Defined Content/Autodesk Seek
Starting a New Project
- Understanding Template
- Import the Model
- Use Copy/Monitor for Levels
- Floor Plan and Ceiling Plan
- Creating/Modifying View Templates
- Applying View Templates
Mechanical Analysis
- Spaces
- Zones
- Heating/Cooling Lads
- gbXML Export/Import
- Schedules for Design
Mechanical Modeling
- Diffuser Layout
- Mechanical Equipment Layout
- Copy/Monitor Diffusers
Mechanical Systems
- Create/Modify Systems
- Auto Duct Layout
- Manual Duct Lay Out
- Duct Sizing
- Duct Types
- Piping Layout
- Mechanical Settings
- Building/Space Type Settings
Working with Architects and Engineers
- Manage Links
- Coordination Review
- Interference Check
Detailing and Drafting
- Section/Elevation/Callout & Detail Views
- Drafting Views/Importing AutoCAD Details
- Exporting RVT files to AutoCAD
Annotations and Schedules
- Using Tags, Text, Linework, Notes
- Manipulating Tags
- Creating Schedules
- Modifying Schedules
Construction Documentation
- Creating/Using Sheets
- Creating/Manipulating Title Blocks
- Revision Schedules
*Note: The course topics are a guideline and class topics may be modified by the instructor based upon the class flow.
*Course length and cost are based on a minimum of four attendees. MasterGraphics reserves the right to cancel classes.
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