Descripción
Revit® MEP software for electrical engineering is all about coordination. Yes, it does modeling in 3D, but the biggest benefit for electrical is not that it can model 3D lights. Rather, it is that it produces a coordinated model with the insurance that everything is circuited and documented correctly. Setting up Revit MEP for Electrical can be painful. There are many pesky settings and things that just do not work the way you want them to work. Come and join me as we discuss the major items that I have discovered that keep electrical engineers up at night trying to configure Revit MEP to work the way they want it to. We tackle problems such as editing panel schedules, changing graphics of nested families, working with homeruns, working with hosted fixtures, and working with load classifications. Don't let Revit MEP get the best of you. Learn how to fix these pesky settings before they drive you crazy!
Aprendizajes clave
- Work with and configure electrical panel schedules
- Control the graphics of nested symbol families
- Apply tips and tricks when creating electrical circuits
- Explain how load classifications and demand factors are applied
Orador
Michael MasseyMike Massey started his professional career in architecture and has built over 30 years of experience in the AEC industry. Mike received his degree in architecture from Texas A&M University. He practiced architecture for 14 years, and during this time, he developed a love for technology and how to apply it to the AEC industry. Mike has worked for several Autodesk Partners, performing business needs assessments and implementations for design and construction companies nationwide. As a leading expert in the BIM industry, Mike now applies the knowledge he has gained throughout his career at CADD and helps clients achieve their goals and improve their workflows by implementing technology. Mike is a repeat speaker at Autodesk University and won the Top Speaker award at Autodesk University in 2016.
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