Revit 2023: Essential Training for MEP

Course details

Mechanical, electrical, and plumbing (MEP) design is one of the major components of the BIM chain—and Revit is the design tool of choice for many MEP engineers. This course with instructor Eric Wing focuses on the MEP features in the 2023 version of Revit and is designed for MEP designers with a beginning to intermediate understanding of Revit. You can dive into a specific trade, or take the entire course to learn about all aspects of the vast Revit MEP ecosystem. Learn how to create basic floor plans, design electric circuits and lighting systems, tackle a mechanical project, create plumbing plans, and document your designs for construction and fabrication. Eric keeps the lessons short and focused, so you can get the most value from the time you spend training.

Concepts

0. Introduction

01 - Introduction - Applying Revit to the world of mechanical, electrical, and piping

1. Starting a Revit Project

02 - Starting a project using Revit templates
03 - Touring the user interface
04 - Linking other models
05 - Adding spaces
06 - Copying levels and setting up monitoring
07 - Creating floor plans

2. Revit Electrical

08 - Adding receptacles
09 - Adding panels
10 - Creating a circuit
11 - Panel schedules
12 - Adding lighting fixtures
13 - Adding switches
14 - Creating a lighting circuit
15 - Creating a switching circuit
16 - Creating and labeling a wiring plan
17 - Adding conduit
18 - Creating conduit types
19 - Adding cable tray
20 - Large distribution

3. Revit Mechanical

21 - Adding mechanical equipment
22 - Adding air terminals
23 - Adding supply duct
24 - Adding return duct
25 - Adding duct accessories and fittings
26 - Sizing duct
27 - Tagging duct
28 - Adding insulation

4. Revit Plumbing

29 - Setting up a plumbing view
30 - Adding fixtures, components, and domestic supply piping
31 - Refining piping settings
32 - Creating routing preferences
33 - Adding sanitary sloped piping
34 - Adding vent piping
35 - Manipulating and creating filters
36 - Adding equipment
37 - Creating a system
38 - Adding pipe accessories
39 - Tagging items

5. Revit Workflow

40 - Creating drafting views
41 - Importing AutoCAD
42 - Importing details
43 - Creating sheets
44 - Exporting to PDF
45 - Creating schedules
46 - Using phasing
47 - Working with text
48 - Working with dimensions
49 - Looking at mechanical settings
50 - Simple modify techniques
51 - Making and controlling revisions

6. MEP Fabrication Parts

52 - Optimization of fabrication parts
53 - Adding fabrication parts manually
54 - Adding duct and pipe hangers
55 - Tagging fabrication parts
56 - Scheduling fabrication parts
57 - Multi-point routing for fabrication parts
58 - Adding a fully defined system to fabrication parts

7. System Browser

59 - Creating an analytical air system
60 - Creating an analytical system zone
61 - Setting up an energy model
62 - Analyzing an HVAC system
63 - Analyzing an annual load report
64 - Generating an Insight analytical model

Conclusion

65 - Next steps