Drawing Production
Learn how to setup views just the way you want them by working with filters in views, creating new system types and setting the colors, m...
Overview
In these challenges, Martha Hollowell Orcutt teaches you how to layout ductwork, pipework, and electrical components to support the mechanical, electrical and plumbing (MEP) requirements of a building design. You will also learn how to efficiently show the design in views for documentation purposes and how to analyze the model for energy and system efficiency. Finally, you learn how to use MEP fabrication tools to transition from design to construction.
Martha has been a content developer, instructional designer, and trainer for Autodesk products for the last 20 some years. She has written award-winning training guides for Revit Architecture, Structure, and MEP that are used in training classes, universities, and by individuals around the world.
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5 learning paths
Recommended 1 path per week
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Mechanical Design – Ductwork and Pipework
In this learning path, learn how to design sloped piping in Revit and how to work in tight spaces to make everything fit.
MEP Model Analysis
Learn how to set up the model using spaces and zones, and how to run and troubleshoot Heating and Cooling Loads, and Duct and Pipe Sizing.
MEP Electrical Design
The Revit MEP Electrical learning path covers concepts and processes used by lighting and electrical engineers in building design.
MEP Fabrication
In this learning path, you learn the workflow for creating .itm content.
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