Each time this task is undertaken, review what options are available for pipe fittings that come with Revit along with those available from other sources. Perhaps this can be done annually in conjunction withĮach new Revit MEP release. It should be a regular task of every BIM manager to research what manufacturer’s content is available.
As more manufacturers adopt BIM, this information will become more accessible.
Have been properly modeled from the manufacturer. The perfect situation is to use fittings that The physical dimensions are often very different because of the various methods of assembling the pipe. When possible, use fitting families that are true dimensions or that closely resemble the dimensions of the pipe fittings you have in your specifications. Importance of pipe type Fittings Selection Previously duplicated to create your Pipe Types (see Figure 11.4). After duplicating or loading each desired fitting, rename them to the associated material of each pipe that you You can either load the appropriate family from the Autodesk library or other source, or right-click each of the family fittings and duplicate standard generic Elbow, Cross, Coupling, Tee, and Transition fittings. You then select the fittings that will be required for your Pipe Type parameters. To accomplish this, you must go to the Project Browser and choose Families Pipe Fittings. Before you can adjust the rest of your system Pipe Type parameters, you need create the fittings that go with your system Pipe Types. Under the Fitting Parameters group, there are Elbow, Preferred Junction Type, Tee, Tap, Cross, Transition, Union, and Flange settings.
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