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

Starting a project using Revit templates

Touring the user interface

Linking other models

Adding spaces

Copying levels and setting up monitoring

Creating floor plans

Adding receptacles

Adding panels

Creating a circuit

Panel schedules

Adding lighting fixtures

Adding switches

Creating a lighting circuit

Creating a switching circuit

Creating and labeling a wiring plan

Adding conduit

Creating conduit types

Adding cable tray

Large distribution

Adding mechanical equipment

Adding air terminals

Adding supply duct

Adding duct accessories and fittings

Adding return duct

Sizing duct

Tagging duct

Adding insulation

Setting up a plumbing view

Adding fixtures, components, and domestic supply piping

Refining piping settings

Creating routing preferences

Adding sanitary sloped piping

Adding vent piping

Manipulating and creating filters

Adding equipment

Creating a system

Tagging items

Creating drafting views

Importing AutoCAD

Importing details

Creating sheets

Exporting to PDF

Creating schedules

Using phasing

Working with text

Working with dimensions

Looking at mechanical settings

Simple modify techniques

Making and controlling revisions

Optimization of fabrication parts

Adding fabrication parts manually

Adding duct and pipe hangers

Tagging fabrication parts

Scheduling fabrication parts

Multi-point routing for fabrication parts

Adding a fully defined system to fabrication parts

Creating an analytical air system

Creating an analytical system zone

Setting up an energy model

Analyzing an HVAC system

Analyzing an annual load report

Generating an Insight analytical model

Next steps