Descripción
This session will detail how to use Revit software and building information modeling (BIM) for complete load calculation with the help of API development, from power outlets to lighting fixtures and up to the main switchboard. In an underground railway station project, a total load of approximately 4,000 amps has been successfully calculated for the electrical system design. We understand there are difficulties to simultaneously use BIM for electrical engineering, 3D modeling, and 2D drawings in a single model. This case study will demonstrate it can be successfully achieved with great efficiency. We'll explore: 1. How to make smart families that are efficient and easy to use for calculation and 3D and 2D representation. 2. How to connect the circuits and pass the load upstream for the whole system, including UPS and duty-standby situations. 3. How to calculate electrical load from other disciplines, such as HVAC and Comms. 4. How to calculate electrical load from other models, e.g., electrical load from tunnel models to station model.
Aprendizajes clave
- Learn about all the steps to execute Revit modeling for a large project suitable for electrical load calculation.
- Learn how to make smart and efficient electrical families, such as power outlets, lighting fixtures, and electrical equipment.
- Learn how Revit API development can help customization for electrical calculation, such as local engineering standards.
Orador
- RQRoy QianRoy has been working in MEP design and software development projects for the past 29 years, with educational background of electrical engineering and information systems. Since early 2008, Roy has successfully led and completed a number of landmark BIM/Revit projects across New Zealand and Australia. He has become one of the leaders of BIM/Revit implementation for MEP in the industry with lots of first hand project experience. Roy has been one of the leaders of the digital engineering team for the recent Auckland City Rail Link Project since mid 2019, which contributed to the winning of the prestigious Autodesk AEC Excellence Award 2020 for large infrastructure category, showing his truly top-of-the-world technical flairs and leadership skills. Roy has been speaking extensively on BIM/Digital Engineering topics globally, including five times at Autodesk University (AU) and six times at the Revit Technology Conference (BILT).
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