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Modeling and System Design Techniques for Mechanical Design

Outline
1

Getting started

Module overview
Course overview
Get the software
Course resources
2

Mechanical model standards

Module overview
Introduction to mechanical settings for duct and pipe standards
Create duct and pipe types
Create duct and piping systems
Challenge exercise
3

Mechanical conceptual to detailed design workflow

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Conceptual duct and pipe layouts
Conceptual to detailed mechanical layouts
4

Advanced mechanical modeling methods

Module overview
Create piping systems with analytical connections
Create hydraulic separation
Practice exercise
5

System connectors in mechanical modeling

Module overview
Add and configure mechanical system connectors
6

Mechanical model design data

Module overview
Create duct and pipe color fill legends
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Work with Revit spaces and system data
Use filters for visibility control
Practice exercise
Challenge exercise
7

Physical systems analysis for mechanical design

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Work with check system tools
Work with system analysis tools
Practice exercise
8

Advanced scheduling for mechanical design

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Create advanced schedules
Practice exercise
9

Course challenge exercise

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Course challenge
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Final test

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Start your final test
  • Up next:Create piping systems with analytical connections
Professional | ~30 min.
Advanced mechanical modeling methods
Module | Skill builder

There are many advantages to using networks for physical piping, including quantification, coordination, and the ability to retrieve system information. Save modeling time for this work by using analytical connections. Then learn how to monitor flow rate and pressure drop changes in a closed loop hydronic piping network. 

 

After completing this module, you'll be able to:

  • Create a piping system with physical connections.
  • Use analytical connections and complete a system.
  • Create hydraulic separation.
  • Monitor changes to flow rate and pressure drop in a separated loop.
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  • Up next:Create piping systems with analytical connections

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