Redesign the Piping Application for Everything3D™ Everything3D™
Remove ‘old’ PML1 forms and code code Integration of all piping functionality… f unctionality… centralized application.
Improved usability and workflow.
Improved user performance.
More intuitive application.
New look and feel.
Piping Application FluentTM UI.
Functionality Changes
Set Default Specifications removed
Pipe Editor: Modify Pipe Form redesigned
Piping Component Editor Form redesigned
Piping Settings form redesigned
Data Checker for the Piping Application added
Quick Pipe Router
Functionality Fitting to Fitting Functionality
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Bottom of Insulation BOI) Clearance Selection Selection
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Pipe Editor: Modify Pipe Form Combine and improve functionality to one form
Pipe Editor: Modify Pipe Form Cont’d Cont’d
Piping Component Editor Form Combine and improve functionality to one form
Piping Component Editor Form Cont’d
Positioning & Frequently Used Functions
Forward/Backwards Mode
Piping Component Editor Form Cont’d
Direction Tool
Sloping Components Using the Modify Functions.
Piping Component Editor Form Cont’d
Rotation Tool
Rotation Tool with Flanged Components
Piping Component Editor Form Cont’d
Orientation Functions
Other Functions
Component Sequence List
The Component Sequence List is an ordered list of components and provides an alternative method of navigating to the components within the branch while maintaining focus on the Piping Component Editor form. Editor form.
Quick Pipe Router The Quick Pipe Router has fitting to fitting functionality that provides the visual feedback to determine weather there is enough space for an elbow or bend. Clicking the Extend Route handle will display the Distance feedback value and fitting to fitting information in View. This displays how the current cursor position relates to the elbow/bend. the 3D View.
The initial position of the handle will display the selected Distance Feedback value followed by ‘One fitting’. This will be the case until the length of tube is i s great enough to accommodate the elbow/bend.
Clicking the left mouse button at this stage will automatically increase the leg length to allow for a 90 degree elbow/bend.
Positioning the handle beyond the center to face dimension of the elbow/bend will display the resultant tube length.
The elbow/bend will not have the correct representation until the subsequent direction has been determined.
On the desktop, clicking the shortcut initialises AVEVA E3D.
Log into the AVEVA E3D using the following details.
Project:
Training
User:
A.PIPER
Password:
A
A-PIPING MDB: Click the Model tile:
On the Tools Tools tab, in the Training Training group, click the Setup button to display the Training Setup form. Setup
From the Piping tab select the Pipework Modelling radio button to indicate the current training course and check the Se Setup tup Training Course checkbox. Click the Appl Ap pl y button followed by the Close button to close the fo
Exercise – Component Creation – Branch /100-B-8/B1 Create Pipe /100-B-8 and Branc h /100-B-8/B1 below ZONE ZONE-PIPING-AREA01 using the following information:- Primary System
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Specification
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Bore
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Process System B A3B 100mm 100mm
Use a combination of weld neck flanges for the valves and slip slip-on -on flanges elsewhere. The flanges downstream of the valves will be weld neck, which is technically incorrect. Use the Reselect Tab to change this Flanges to Slip-Ons subtype FSO.
The suggested workflow for this exercise is as follows: follo ws:-Create pipe and branch. Connect head and tail to equipment items. Create flange/gasket at head and tail. Create elbow at head and tail, offset to distances shown. Create tee upstream of elbow at tail, of distance shown.
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Create elbows and position using Next Next Compon ent and Direction To Ne Next xt functions. Connect gate valves, complete with flanges and gaskets, to elbow and tee.
Complete the routing of PIPE /100-B-8 by adding the BRAN /100-B-8/B2 as shown. Ensure that slip-on and weld neck flanges have been used appropriately.
Creatio n – /100-C-12 Exercise – Pipe Creatio
Exercise – Data Checker
Navigate to BRAN /100-C-12/B2 and rotate the by-pass valve by 90 degrees.
Use the Data Checker utility utility to check the following:The Drain Low Points check for all pipes owned by ZONE /ZONE-PIPING-AREA01. Valve lve Stem Orientation check on BRAN /100-C-12/B2. The Va
Check Data Consistency and generate an isometric of this pipe.
Exercise – Quick Pipe Routing Using Elbows The Quick Pipe Router will allow the definition of the pipe route wherever there is a ‘badly’ defined route within a branch, i.e. where the dotted pipe frame is displayed instead of implied tube.
Iso2 View Create Pipe /150-B-6 and Branc h /150-B-6 /150-B-6/B1 /B1 below ZONE ZONEPIPING-AREA01 using the following information:- Primary System
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Specification Bore
Process System B
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A3B
150mm
Connect the head to C1101/N5 and the tail to E1302B/N1. Add weld neck flanges to the head and tail.
Indicate the dotted pipe frame line and click cl ick the Common > Model Editor button. Alternatively double click the dotted line. The Quick Pipe Router handle will now appear at the leave of the component.
(INS) to be used for Feature Highlighting
Right click on the North direction Extend Route handle and with the bu cursor towards the handle at elbows previously created at the head of route for completion will be displayed translucently. Release the right mouse button and select Complete from the conte appears.
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