autodesk-revit-mep-tutorials.pdf

Autodesk Revit MEP - Tutorials for BIM Features | CADLearning

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CADLearning for Autodesk ® Revit ® MEP offers training and tutorials for users to gain a better understanding of the building information modeling (BIM) features and functions used by mechanical, electrical and plumbing systems designers. Topics covered in the lessons include the basics of the software, creating 2D and 3D models, data management and more. Revit MEP 2013 - 21+ hours of training - 226 video tutorials - Exercise files included Instructor Jason Boehning Download Outline with Lesson Details Revit MEP 2012 - 16+ hours of training - 279 video tutorials - Exercise files included Instructor Jason Boehning Download Outline with Lesson Details Revit MEP 2011 - 13+ hours of training - 270 video tutorials - Exercise files included Instructor David Redding Download Outline with Lesson Details Revit MEP 2010 - 15+ hours of training - 160 video tutorials - Exercise files included

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Autodesk Revit MEP - Tutorials for BIM Features | CADLearning

Instructor Patrick Olson & Jarod Schulz Download Outline with Lesson Details

Specific Applications for Revit MEP - Mechanical - Autodesk Revit MEP can be used to model ducts and pipe fittings and to gain a better understanding of HVAC zones, HVAC air duct systems and HVAC piping systems. This allows mechanical engineers to create accurate 2D and 3D drawings to plan for heating, ventilation and air conditioning systems. - Electrical - Revit MEP allows electrical engineers to model the placement of light fixtures, create circuits and wiring diagrams and understand power systems. By utilizing the software to map out electrical systems, users can create a comprehensive plan for the placement of wiring and other electrical components. - Plumbing - Revit MEP also includes tools to model plumbing systems, including waste workflow, storm workflow, restroom groups and hot water recirculation systems. Plumbing engineers can utilize the software to map out pipe flow in order to design a functional and effective plumbing system.

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