Revit Electrical

Program for Electrical course

1. Subject

Working environment, basic principles of modeling, positioning elements, defining basic View parameters and organizing “Project Browser” (Discipline, Sub-discipline…).

2. Subject

Linking Arch. and Struc. Revit project file. Formation of Levels and definition of Monitoring between the Level of linked files and the Electro project. Defining views with different settings for working stroke depth and display.

3. Subject

Installation of Lighting Switches, Electrcal Fixture, Lighting Fixtures and distribution panels in the project.

4. Subject

Electrial Settings adjusting Cable Tray Settings & Conduit Settings. Installation of cable routes and conduits (Cable Trays, Conduits)

5. Subject

Electrial Settings defining Wire Sizes, Voltage Definitions and Distribution Systems. Places Electrical Eqipement. Setting up Electrical Circuits and connecting elements in them. Setting the path of the circuit, calculating the length of the wires

6. Subject

Assignment of Service Type. Forming new types and defining graphic display. Creating FILTERS and using them for different display variants in views, organization of views via View Template.

7. Subject

Labeling of elements and quotation in views and adjusting labels to our needs. (Tag, Text and Label).

8. Subject

Creation of the Electrical Fixture Family. Basics of family modeling and creation of Dimensional and other Electrical Parameters.

9. Subject

Creation of the Electrical Fixture Family. Basics of family modeling and creation of Dimensional and other Electrical Parameters.

10. Subject

Placement of drawings (Views) on paper (Sheets). Making our Title Blok formats. Defining framing (Scope Box) for large projects for the same display of parts of the building by floor.

11. Subject

Link CAD and Import CAD to a Revit model. Most common Arch. 2D project for a reference. Positioning of Floor Plans and Sections.

12. Subject

Creation of schematics and drawings that are not related to the model Drafting View and Legends. The difference when positioning on paper.

13. Subject

Schedules/Quantities  –  Areas, positions and data bases (tables for the estimates and calculations).

14. Subject

Project Phases  –  Project development in phases.

15. Subject

Collaboration  –   – Variants of joint project work.