If you prefer to run your piping using a centerline rather than the 3D solids, you can do that with the Line to Pipe command.
- [Instructor] An alternate way to run pipe…is to use AutoCAD lines to create our piping…using the Line to Pipe command.…If we have a routed centerline,…we can choose a spec and the AutoCAD line…will be flooded with the 3D piping,…including elbows and tees.…So let's open our drawing 05_09_PIPING.…And I'm going to switch to our parallel view.…I'm just going to navigate around…to the vertical tank that we have…that sits just underneath our structure here.…Now you notice there's a centerline,…I've gone ahead and run a centerline…from that pipe coming out across that rack.…
We're going to use Line to Pipe to create…the piping on that centerline.…So first of all, I want you to just…take a look at the nozzle.…And we're looking at an eight-inch, 300 pound flange.…So I'm going to come up to our parts insertion,…I'm going to choose an eight-inch CS300.…Now, what I'm going to do is pick…all the lines that you see here.…And you'll notice the flange on the vessel…is showing a teardrop, which means that it's disconnected.…So we're going to come up to our parts insertion…
Author
Irene Radcliffe
Updated
11/12/2018Released
9/14/2017- Setting up the Plant 3D workspace
- Using on-screen tools
- Working with Plant 3D files
- Creating a new model
- Importing an existing Plant 3D file into a project
- Locating missing drawing files
- Creating a structural grid
- Working with the structural steel component
- Creating equipment
- Basic pipe routing
- Moving and copying data
- Locating components using Data Manager
- Linking P&ID line information to your 3D model
- Orthographic drawings
- Isometric drawings
Skill Level Beginner
Duration
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Introduction
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Welcome Updated50s
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1. Getting Started
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Opening a Plant 3D model2m 30s
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Using on-screen tools3m 17s
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2. Working with Plant 3D Files
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2019 release bug1m 20s
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Renaming drawing files2m 42s
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3. Structural Steel
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Structural steel overview3m 42s
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Creating a structural grid3m 41s
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Placing structural beams6m 52s
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Editing structural beams6m 52s
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Placing ladders3m 5s
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Placing railings2m 35s
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Placing footings1m 18s
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4. Equipment
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Equipment overview2m 31s
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Creating equipment4m 50s
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Adding equipment trim3m 8s
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Equipment templates3m 38s
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5. Piping
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Piping overview6m 25s
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Basic pipe routing7m 59s
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Route pipe from equipment8m 51s
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Adding branches8m 9s
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Adding valves12m 35s
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Pipe supports5m 21s
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Sloped piping2m 59s
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Insulated piping3m 42s
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6. Modify and Reuse Piping
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Hiding and isolating parts2m 35s
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Assign new line numbers5m 45s
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Connecting to xrefs4m 31s
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Custom Parts Builder6m 46s
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7. Data Manager
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Data Manager overview5m 1s
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Modifying tag data3m 34s
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Using Data Manager filters2m 48s
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8. P&ID
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P&ID overview3m 48s
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9. Orthographic Drawings
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Orthographic overview2m 36s
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Create adjacent views5m 21s
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Bill of Materials5m 27s
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10. Isometric Drawings
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Isometric overview5m 26s
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Touring the interface4m 18s
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Reference dimensions5m 36s
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Lock and issue a line5m 11s
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PCF to isometric2m 59s
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11. Project Tools
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Validation settings5m 35s
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Exporting to AutoCAD4m 6s
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12. Report Creator
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Conclusion
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Next steps45s
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