Description
Key Learnings
- Learn how to set up joints that listen to your standards
- Learn how to add BOM and BOM annotations to your orthos
- Learn how to add a custom valve to your ISO
- Learn how to use parametric tools in Inventor software to design equipment and valves
Speakers
- PAPatrick AlonzoI have a bachelors of Science degree from Missouri State University in Technology Management with an emphasis in Computer Aided Design Drafting. I initially did an internship with D3 my senior year of college and have worked for them since my graduation in the spring of 2010. For the first 8 months I was a technical support specialist. In that time I was able to gain a lot of knowledge and experience with a wide variety of the manufacturing software produced by Autodesk. in the past 2-1/2 I have been doing training and contract work for companies. In late 2011 I moved to Colorado to do an extended job for a solar company in which I learned the ends and outs of AutoCAD Plant 3D. After that four month job I have been training and contract working with Plant 3D all over the country. With every job I've done I've learned new things about the software as well as learning all the different industries I've worked with, including: Mining, waste water, chemical, oil and gas, and natural gas.
- Kimberley HendrixBased in Tulsa, Oklahoma, Kimberley Hendrix provides custom solutions for lean engineering using Autodesk, Inc., products and industry knowledge to streamline design and engineering departments. Hendrix has worked in the manufacturing industry for over 30 years and she specialized in automated solutions for the heat exchanger industry. She has worked with Autodesk products since 1984. Hendrix is associated with D3 Technologies as the Manager of Data Management, focusing on data management, plant, automation, and mechanical issues