- [Voiceover] What I'd like to do in this video…is take a look at how Revit can automatically…size duct work, based on a system.…There's a couple steps we need to do, though.…Now, what we need to do is we need to…slice the duct work in a couple spots…where we want to tell Revit to size it.…So we're going to resize it,…but Revit won't really know where to go with it.…It just knows the sizes we want…based on the flow that's coming off our diffusers.…Notice that each diffuser has a flow assigned to it.…We can change that flow to whatever we want.…
Revit won't recalculate the flow.…It's our determination as to what the flow is…that's coming out of each diffuser.…Because these flows are pre-defined,…we're just going to accept these flows for the calculations.…I'm going to hit Esc a couple times.…What I'm going to do is I'm going to type sl for split,…and we need to split our duct in certain spots.…Also, if you go to the Modify tab,…you'll find the Split command right here…on the Modify panel.…So either way, if you're an icon person…
Author
Eric Wing
Released
4/18/2016- Electrical
- Mechanical
- Plumbing
- Fire protection
- General MEP workflows and trade coordination
You can dive into a specific trade, or take the entire course to learn about all aspects of the vast Revit MEP ecosystem. Upon completion, you'll know how to create basic floor plans, design electric circuits and lighting systems, model air intake and exhaust systems, create plumbing plans, and design fire alarm and sprinkler systems, and document your designs for construction and fabrication.
- Touring the Revit interface
- Linking to other models
- Creating floor plans
- Adding electrical panels, circuits, lighting, switches, conduit, and cables
- Creating a mechanical project
- Adding air terminals and ducting
- Sizing and tagging ducts
- Creating a plumbing view
- Adding supply piping and sanitary piping
- Creating fire protection fire alarm systems
- Adding sprinklers
- Importing CAD models in Revit 2017
- Working with text and dimensions
- Modeling fabrication parts
Skill Level Beginner
Duration
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Introduction
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Welcome33s
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1. Starting a Revit Project
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Touring the user interface5m 58s
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Creating floor plans3m 13s
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Viewing the models7m 28s
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2. Revit Electrical
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Adding receptacles3m 48s
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Adding panels2m 31s
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Creating spaces5m 37s
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Creating a circuit5m 21s
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Adding lighting fixtures3m 37s
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Adding switches4m 57s
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Creating a switching circuit3m 28s
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Adding conduit6m 21s
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Creating conduit types3m 47s
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Adding cable tray4m 26s
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Tagging a plan6m 52s
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3. Revit Mechanical
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Adding mechanical equipment4m 58s
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Adding air terminals4m 40s
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Adding a supply duct8m 33s
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Adding a return duct5m 10s
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Sizing a duct4m 31s
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Tagging a duct6m 50s
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Creating HVAC zones9m 26s
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Adding insulation4m 15s
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Adding hydronic piping8m 28s
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4. Revit Plumbing
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Creating a plumbing view6m 37s
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Adding plumbing fixtures8m 34s
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Adding drains7m 15s
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Adding equipment5m 18s
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Exploring piping systems5m 30s
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Adding pipe accessories3m 46s
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Tagging pipes5m 39s
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5. Revit Fire Protection
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Adding sprinkler heads3m 9s
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Modeling mains3m 43s
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Modeling branch lines2m 59s
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6. Revit Workflow
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Creating detail views7m 42s
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Importing CAD3m 17s
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Importing details1m 45s
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Creating sheets7m 16s
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Printing sheets2m 48s
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Creating schedules7m 28s
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Using phasing5m 50s
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Working with text3m 3s
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Working with dimensions3m 36s
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Simple modify techniques4m 15s
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Conclusion
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Next steps29s
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