About This Course
Mechanical, electrical, and plumbing (MEP) design is one of the major components of the BIM chain and Revit is the design tool of choice for many MEP engineers. It will benefit MEP designers with a beginning to intermediate understanding of Revit.
Course Syllabus
- Starting a project using Revit templates
- Touring the user interface
- Linking other models
- Copying levels and setting up monitoring
- Creating floor plans
- Starting a mechanical project
- Adding mechanical equipment
- Adding air terminals
- Adding supply duct
- Adding return duct
- Adding duct accessories and fittings
- Sizing duct
- Tagging duct
- Adding zones and heating and cooling loads
- Adding insulation
- Adding hydronic piping
- Adding receptacles
- Adding panels
- Creating spaces
- Creating a circuit
- Adding lighting fixtures
- Adding switches
- Creating a lighting circuit
- Creating a switching circuit
- Creating and labelling a wiring plan
- Adding conduit
- Creating conduit types
- Adding cable tray
- Creating a plumbing view
- Adding fixtures and domestic supply piping
- Adding sanitary sloped piping
- Adding equipment
- Adding additional piping
- Creating a system
- Adding pipe accessories
- Tagging items
- Looking at the System Browser
- Importing details
- Creating sheets
- Printing sheets
- Creating schedules
- Using phasing
- Working with text
- Working with dimensions
- Looking at mechanical settings
- Simple modify techniques
- Making and controlling revisions
Why Should You Attend the Course?
This course is a must for any individual or fresher to gain good understanding of basic of BIM and to progress to advanced certificate courses in BIM engineering technology.
