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David Butts (2013)
Revit MEP in the Process Project World
- Building Design Suite, Simulation Products
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- Describe how Revit MEP tools are used in process and water resource projects
- Define and edit manufacturer-based content for efficiency and accuracy for a design project
- Make full use of BIM models with external analysis and simulation software
- Define BIM projects to maximize owner and contractor benefits
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- Explain the purpose of property set definitions
- Create a custom schedule table style
- Create custom object tags
- Use classifications to control and automate schedule
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Brett Perez (2013)
The Evolution of the Revit MEP Design Model to Fabrication and Beyond
- Revit for Construction, Navisworks Products
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- Develop strategies to transform design models to constructible ones by refining the content throughout the BIM cycle
- Manage subcontractors' models to enable full-scale coordination
- Link a CAD-MEP database to Revit families to enable fast and accurate conversions and a range of BIM-to-field applications
- Describe key success factors for using Revit MEP within integrated project delivery teams
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Premkumar Siddharth (2013)
Using Simulation CFD and Revit MEP for Optimum Airflow Design
- Simulation CFD, Revit Products
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- Model and edit ductwork in Revit MEP
- Apply best practices for exporting models from Revit to Autodesk Simulation CFD
- Run analyses and compare modeling scenarios in Autodesk Simulation CFD
- Update and develop optimized designs in Revit MEP
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Adam Bryson (2013)
What Is the Coolest Thing You've Ever Built into a Piece of Revit MEP Content?
- Revit for MEP Engineers
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- Discover content creation tips and tricks others are taking advantage of in the MEP field
- Discuss new ideas with others in a collaborative environment
- Make full use of gains in scheduling methods
- Work smarter, not harder, by saving assemblies to be used later
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Gabe Cottam (2012)
AutoCAD® Revit® MEP: Space Schedules for Design Verification and Validation
- Autodesk Revit for MEP Engineers
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- Calculate and validate LEED points
- Create and utilize use values
- Use the power of space schedules to aid in your design
- Verify that your design intent is being conveyed to the construction documents
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David Butts (2012)
Autodesk® Revit® MEP 2013: On Steroids!
- Autodesk Revit for MEP Engineers
- Autodesk Building Design Suite
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- Customize duct fittings for unusual parts and connections
- List productivity tips for day-to-day use
- Edit piping accessory view behavior for schematic/single/double line graphics
- Edit electrical panel schedules and shared parameters specific for electrical loads
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Jeremy Tammik (2012)
Autodesk® Revit® MEP Programming: All Systems Go
- Autodesk Revit for MEP Engineers
- Autodesk Revit for Architects
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- Manage, analyze, create, and modify HVAC, electrical, and plumbing Revit MEP models, systems, and components programmatically
- Reuse functionality that is provided by the standard Revit MEP SDK and custom Autodesk Developer Network samples
- Describe the major enhancements of the MEP API in Revit 2013
- Make programmatic use of routing preferences and the light and light group API
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Plamen Hristov (2012)
Autodesk® Revit® MEP Templates: Increasing Productivity
- Autodesk Revit for MEP Engineers
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- Discover new ways to manage the architectural background display through a project template
- Use the latest capabilities of Revit MEP
- Organize and manage the project browser
- Create pipe types and define default fittings for the pipe types
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Roy Qian (2012)
Autodesk® Revit® MEP in High-Voltage Power Substation Design
- Autodesk Revit for MEP Engineers
- Autodesk Navisworks Simulate
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- Overcome the documentation constraints of Revit MEP
- List things to consider carefully when doing multidisciplinary coordination
- Use Revit MEP as the core of an integrated approach for designing high-voltage substations
- Use flexible pipes to simulate high-voltage cables
