Courseware Description
In this courseware, students use Revit® MEP 2008 to model MEP systems.
Students learn the recommended workflows and basic skills required to navigate
Revit MEP and use its tools to create and modify MEP systems.
On Day 1 and Day 3, courseware is same for all the disciplines i.e. Electrical,
Hydraulics and Mechanical. In this course, Day 2 covers the specifics of
Mechanical Design.
Objectives
In this courseware, students use Revit® MEP 2008 to model MEP Mechanical
systems. Students learn the recommended workflows and basic skills required
to navigate Revit MEP and use its tools to create and modify MEP systems.
Who will benefit?
The target audience for this class includes students with Revit® Architecture
or Revit® Structure experience, and mechanical or electrical engineers.
Prerequisites
It is recommended that students have a working knowledge of:
- Microsoft® Windows® XP or Microsoft® Windows® 2000
- Building Design - Mechanical
Course Content
Building Information Modelling
- Building Information Modelling
Revit MEP Basics
- Exploring the User Interface
- Working with Revit Elements and Families
Viewing the Model
- Exploring Views
- Controlling Object Visibility
- Working with Section and Elevation Views
- Working with 3D Views
Starting a New Project
- Setting Up a Project
- Setting Up View Templates
- Defining Discipline Settings
- Importing Typical DWG™ Details
- Linking a Revit Model
- Coordinating Linked Projects
Working with Architects and Engineers
- Running an Interference Check
- Multiple Disciplines and Linked Files
- Worksharing
Detailing and Drafting
- Creating Callout Views
- Working with Detail Views
- Working with Drafting Views
- Basic Family creation
Annotations and Schedules
- Adding Tabs
- Adding Dimensions, Symbols, and Text
- Creating Legends
- Working with Schedules
Construction Documentation
- Creating Sheets and Title Blocks
- Printing Sheets
Defining Volumes
- Representing Volumes
- Creating Zones
- Building Performance Analysis
Heating and Cooling Load Calculations
- Defining Heat and Cooling Information
- Calculating Heating and Cooling Loads
HVAC Systems
- Creating an HVAC System
- Mechanical Elements and Families
- Ducts in plan and elevation
- Auto-routing solutions
- Generating Layouts
- Piping basics
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