Autodesk Revit MEP Essentials
Module 1: Revit in a Nutshell
- Creating systems, Mechanical and Electrical
Module 2: Introducing Revit as a BIM tool
- What is BIM and what does it mean?
- The benefits of BIM What will BIM deliver?
- Industry drivers
- Introducing Levels of BIM
- Implications on team and workflow; fee and deliverables; contract and insurance issues
Module 3: UI Tour, Project Navigation and View Creation
- Interactive session introducing the menu and screen layout
- Interrogating the model to extract views
- Plans, sections and elevations
- Displaced views, callouts and drafting views
- 3D isometrics, perspectives and walkthrough movies
- Placement and properties of grids, levels and dimensions
- Introduction to basic
- Revit elements
Module 4: Element Selection and Manipulation
- Interactive session introducing object selection methods
- Element properties and manipulation
- Instance and Type parameters
- Modify tools, Nodes and Snaps
Module 5: Visibility Control and Categorisation
- Project-Wide Settings
- View Specific Overrides
- Element Specific Overrides
- Individual Line Overrides
Module 6: Model Development Methodology
- Is BIM just about 3D?
- Information timeline and overload
- How a project develops from a base template
- The complexity of components
- Controlling graphical display
Module 7: Establishing a Project
- Project units - Common, HVAC, Electrical and Piping
- MEP settings, symbols and schematic design
- Project commencement and collaboration
- Linking CAD and Revit Architecture
- Coordination review
Module 8: Introduction to Building Elements
- Basic wall definitions, floors, roofs and ceilings
- Sketching rules and relating slabs to walls and supports
- Slab slopes, roof design and ceiling definition
- System family editing
- Column and beam placement
Module 9: Equipment, Fixtures and Fittings
- Family terminology
- Component placement
- Selecting the correct level - FFL, SSL, Floor Soffit and Ceiling Soffit
- MEP workflow
Module 10: Introducing Systems
- Setting up the project profile
- Main systems
- Mechanical, Electrical and Piping
- System browser, connectors and other air systems
Module 11: Basic Schedules and Legends
- Generation of tabular interrogations of the model
- Scheduling Components
- Style schedules
- Legends
Module 12: Geometry Formation and In-Place Families
- Interactive session on the creation and manipulation of basic solid and void forms
- Extrusion
- Blend
- Revolve
- Sweep
- Swept Blend
Module 13: Mechanical Systems
- Mechanical settings
- Duct types and fittings
- Creating duct and piping systems Insulating and lining ductwork
- Plant and equipment
- Mechanical pipework, flanges and fittings
Module 14: Electrical Systems and Circuits
- Equipment, devices and fixtures
- Wiring, cable tray and conduit modelling
- Circuits and switch systems
Module 15: Plumbing Systems
- Plumbing settings
- Plumbing fixtures
- Creating plumbing systems
- Creating sanitary systems
- Domestic hot and cold water systems
- System browser
Module 16: Spaces, Zones, Areas and Volumes
- Differentiate between spaces, zones, areas and volumes
- Defining spaces, bounding elements, tags and schedules
- Computation for areas and volumes
- Using space data outside of Revit
- Colour schemes and legends
Module 17: 2D Draughting and Annotation
- Introducing annotation tools and component categories
- Detail component libraries
- Repeating details
- Lines and arcs
- Text, Tags and keynotes
Module 18: Sheet Compilation and Publication
- Project browser organisation – WIP and Publish
- Creating and populating sheets
- Working with schedules
- Publishing and document management
Module 19: Sheet Compilation and Publication
- Project browser organisation –WIP and Publish
- Creating and populating sheets
- Working with schedules
- Publishing and document management
Module 20: Basic Subdivision and Collaboration
- Introducing a BIM Strategy
- Document Model management
- Project team collaboration techniques
- Transmittal and model issue protocols
- Basics of large-model sub-division
Module 21: Introduction to the Principles of Family Editing
- The basic process
- 10 stages for trouble-free family creation