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© Lindab AB December 2002

CA

CADvent+

piping

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Content: Introduction ...................................................................................................................................... 1

System settings ................................................................................................................................ 2

Change system settings ................................................................................................................... 3

Start drawing with certain discipline .................................................................................................. 4

Draw vertical: ................................................................................................................................... 4

Draw pipe route ................................................................................................................................ 5

Insert radiators ................................................................................................................................. 8

Insert heating/cooling coil ................................................................................................................. 9

Connect radiators. .......................................................................................................................... 11

Connect vertical to pipe route. ........................................................................................................ 12

Continue from vertical to pipe route ................................................................................................ 13

Draw from the pipe route towards the facade. ................................................................................ 14

Automatic connection to pipe route. ................................................................................................ 15

Insertion of components like valves ................................................................................................ 17

General components ...................................................................................................................... 17

Sizing and calculation ..................................................................................................................... 18

Text with text template .................................................................................................................... 19

Create and insert tap water point. ................................................................................................... 20

Draw pipe and connect to tap water connection ............................................................................. 21

Draw vertical parallel pipes from a pipe route ................................................................................. 23

Connect against parallel pipe route in the ceiling that are placed parallel above each other ........... 23

Draw sewage ................................................................................................................................. 24

Connect sewage ............................................................................................................................. 24

Create 2D ....................................................................................................................................... 25

Create pipe serie ............................................................................................................................ 26

Settings for piping ........................................................................................................................... 29

Pipe buttons ................................................................................................................................... 30

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Introduction

This manual describes the parts that are unique to the piping module in CADvent. Many commands are common with the ventilation module and described in the CADvent manual, this parts can be found there:

Project settings Text and layer templates Layer settings in combination with layer templates Insulation Editing commands Smart move Collision detection System selection Repair connections Product exchange And a lot more Create section Create floors Calculation on several floors and 2D piping, see separate manual

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System settings

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To create a new system e.g. for heating, Press ”New”

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Give the system a name Select discipline: Select System type Select pipe serie Select OK Use the system scroll list to select your new system.

To change the settings for the new system, see below.

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Change system settings 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13

Select the discipline that shall be changed, e.g. Cooling Select system – CB1 Uncheck the checkbox if the systems object not shall be visible. Uncheck the checkbox if the systems object not shall be selectable Select system type - supply Select the current default dimension, e.g. 20. Select the size from where the system is shown only shown as a centre line. Select system colour. (Remark: 3D, colour templates controls the 2D colour) Select pipe serie. Select ”Update” Change system type to supply and set the colour. Select ”Update” Finish with OK.

The dialogue is split up in two parts. The upper is used to set the data for a certain discipline; the lower part is to set the current system data for that discipline. When colour is set to ”Not set” – the colour template sets the colour. Here you delete and rename systems, if there are pipes drawn in a system that is renamed – that system will remain together with the new system. This is also valid when systems are erased. The system comes back when CADvent restarts.

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Start drawing with certain discipline

1. 2. 3. 4.

Select discipline to draw. Select H – height – at the command line. Enter height for centre line, 2400. Set start point for the pipe. If ”ortho” is activated before start – it will stay on – otherwise it‟s off from every new direction change.

CADvent selects the current system, size and colour for the selected discipline.

5. 6.

To change size, select S, and type the new size. CADvent selects the closest size available in the pipe series belonging to the system. If not the exact size can be selected the first larger is selected. To go to new height, select H and type in the new height.

Draw vertical:

1 2 3 4 5

Select discipline to draw. Select H (height) Pick first point. Select T, To height Draw from that new elevation.

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Draw pipe route There are many ways to draw a pipe route depending on how

many pipes that shall be drawn and what height they shall reside on.

Alternative 1. A few pipes in the pipe route 1.

2. 3.

Draw 1 pipe, as far as possible, including height changes.

Use after that parallel pips to put out the other pipes in the route. Pick start- and end point of the pipe in the route that shall be copied.

4. 5. 6.

Select system and system type for the new pipe. Select OK Pick or type the distance – together with activated Ortho - between the pipes, select side to place the offset. Repeat step 3-6 until the pipe route is complete

Example The pipe is placed parallel with the original pipe at a distance of 200 mm. The elevation change in the route was also included in the parallel offset copy. The size of the pipes is set by the system data in the system setting dialogue.

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These sizes can easily be changed with the function

”Properties”

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Alternative 2: When several different pipes shall be included in the route and the position not is pre set.

1. 2.

Draw a small part of all the pipes that shall be included in the route. Select ‟Continue from‟

3. 4. 5. 6. 7.

Pick the end of the pipe that shall lead the route. Select M for (Multi) on the command line while having the ‟Continue‟-command is active. Select next pipe to be added in the route. Repeat step 3 and 4 until all the pipes are selected. Continue to draw the route with the active ‟Continue‟-command.

Remark! Only pipes at the same elevation can be included.

Tip!

Use the command ”copy and draw” to fast and easily draw new pipes in different systems and sizes than the ones in the system settings.

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Insert radiators

1.

2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8.

Select the radiator button. Enter heating capacity. Enter the restrictions. Select ”Search” Select the product by double clicking in the list Select left- or right connected. Select OK. Insert and rotate the radiator. Continue inserting the next radiator.

One alternative is to use the AutoCAD command COPY to insert several radiators of the same type.

The list shows all radiators that fulfil the required capacity. To change the insertion elevations on radiators see pipe settings.

Remark! The insertion point of the radiator is in the middle of the console and the radiator is rotated with the console pointing downwards the y-axis as default.

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Insert heating/cooling coil 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8.

Select the +/- coil button. Enter the information for the product. Enter measures; a product is created with connections on where the flow is entered. Data: Enter flow, (used in sizing and calculation.) Enter capacity, pressure loss and return temperature. (This info is also used when texting.) Select OK. Insert the coil.

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Create and insert vertical:

1. 2. 3. 4.

Select the vertical button Select the field to enter name and enter the name of the vertical combination, e.g. HS1. Enter the elevations for the vertical. Select ‟Add‟

1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16.

Select the vertical HS1. Go to the right side of the dialogue. Select discipline. Select „Heating‟. Select system type = „Supply‟ Enter size = 15 Enter dx = 0 Enter dy = 100. (Distance from wall) Select ‟Add‟ Select Heating. Select system type = „Return‟. Enter size = 15 Enter dx = 150 Enter dy = 100. (Distance from wall) Select ‟Add‟ Select OK to insert the vertical. Rotate the vertical. To remove a vertical in the dialogue, select the name on the left side, select „Remove‟.

Use the wall as insertion point. The value in the dialogue moves the vertical out from the wall. Remark! When inserting the verticals - CADvent reads the current pipe system from the system settings and applies them to the different pipes.

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Connect radiators.

1 2

Connect radiators to

vertical . Select all radiators to be connected to the vertical. Select vertical combination.

CADvent recognises if the vertical pipes are too short and asks the question if the vertical shall be lengthened.

Correction on vertical pipes necessary to be able to connect! Please select method: <Lower adjust>/Upper adjust/Quit: ”Lower adjust” the pipes are lengthened downwards to the floor ”Upper adjust” connects the pipes on the wall

If the distance between

the pipes and the radiator connection is too small, the radiator is not connected. The non-connected pipes are marked with a box. The solution is to place the pipes closer to the wall, see pipe settings.

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Connect radiator to

radiator . Select the radiators to be connected. Select enter.

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Connect vertical to pipe route.

1 2 3

Select „Tee join connection‟. Select pipes to connect. Select pipe route to connect to. 3. 2.

The connecting pipes are now placed 100 mm below the pipe route and connected with a 90-degree bend. These values are fetched from ‟Pipe settings‟

.

It is also possible to manually draw from a vertical towards other verticals or pipe routes. This is used if the vertical elevation change is made within the current floor. Select the „Continue from‟ command

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Continue from vertical to pipe route

Select „Continue from‟

1 2 3

When we select one of the vertical pipes – this selection dialogue is shown. Select the pipe to start from. Now there are 3 choices. Right click in the dialogue and a ‟snap box‟ comes up in the upper corner of the pipe. Right click again and the box moves to the next connection of the pipe. Right click again and the box disappears and the height of the connection can be entered. The elevation that is presented is the middle of the pipe.

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Select to connect with the upper connection, select OK Select ‟m‟ (multi) to select the next pipe. Select the pipe in the selection dialogue, right click until the box sits up in the upper connection, select OK Continue to draw towards the pipe route. Set the correct height of the pipes and connect to the route with the option „c‟ (connect), one pipe at the time.

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Draw from the pipe route towards the facade.

Select „Continue from‟

1 2 3 4 5 6

Select the pipe that shall make the height change not to collide when making the take off from the pipe route. Enter ‟h‟ and change the height. Draw passed the crossing pipes. Go up to the previous height, use „h‟ for height and change height and select angle to do the change. Draw a short piece in the direction where the pipe shall go after the height change. Select ‟m‟ (multi) and select the parallel pipe. That pipe is now drawn continuously parallel to the first pipe.

Remark!

The distance is here 100 mm according to the distance in „multi distance‟ and set in „p‟ – preferences – at the command line.

Command line: Command: _CadvContinue Selection dialog settings/Select object... Height/Size/Preferences/Multi/<Direction>P Saddle tap/Multi distance/Angle:

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Automatic connection to pipe route.

Copy two pipes and place them on the height that you want to connect the route from. In this example we want to go below an electrical cable tray and connect from below up to the pipe route.

1 2 3 4

Select T-join. Select the pipes to connect. (Use crossing) Return Select the pipe route to connect. CADvent controls the system types so that not supply is connected to return and vice versa, but no control of system names is made.

Settings have the connection is made is set up in the ‟Pipe settings‟

If the user selects to connect the route from above and starts from pipes that already is placed above the route, the elevation of the connecting pipes are then set to the current elevation of these selected pipes.

Connect many pipes to the same route

1 2 3 4

If many products or verticals shall be connected to a route at the same time.

Use T-join Select all pipes that shall be connected. Return Select the route.

CADvent controls the system types so that not supply is

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connected to return and vice versa, but not control of system names.

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Insertion of components like valves

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All components works like this. Select the valve button.

Select size. Select manufacturer. Select valve product. The valve is shown in the dialogue. Select OK to insert the valve in the drawing. Select the pipe where the valve shall be inserted. Depending on how the cross hair is moved over the pipe the flow direction through the valve is switched. Select direction and position. Rotate.

When a ventilation system is active the pipe components aren‟t possible to insert. CADvent responds, ”Wrong system”.

General components

In general components all components except the radiators are selectable. This is another way to select the right component. When the component is selected, insert it to the drawing. The pipes that are selected are broken up and the product can be rotated.

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Sizing and calculation

Before sizing can be made on a system, start symbols must be placed both in the start of the supply- and return- system.

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Start sizing Select a pipe in the system. Enter sizing criteria. Enter ‟Start sizing‟. When sizing is finished select OK to update the drawing

The supply temperature is the one used when selecting products like radiators and coils. Return temperature is used to calculate the system volume. Calculated return temperatures in the system products is dependent on the types of radiators, see report below. Max and min pressure loss radiator is including connection. Resistance factors for shut off valves and regulating valves are entered.

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2 3 4

Start calculation Select a pipe in the system. Enter calculation data. Select start calculation. When the calculation is finished the report is shown.

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Text with text template

To text flow, resistance-values, heating/cooling capacity. The resistance value is corrected after calculation.

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2

Project settings

Select text template for piping. There are a couple of pre-defined templates in the installation. To create new templates see the CADvent manual. Select Open and OK

1 2 3 4

Select text product. Select radiator Mark the start of the leader Select the text position.

For a more detailed description of the texting function see the CADvent manual.

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Create and insert tap water point.

Create tap water point

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15

Enter the name of the new tap water point TS1. Select ‟Add‟ and select TS1 Go to the right side of the dialogue. Select discipline. Enter size of connection The first connection is used as insertion product, in this case „sewage‟. That‟s way dx and dy = 0 Select cold water Enter size dx= 40 dy= -100 elevation = 650 mm connection downwards Select ‟Add‟ Repeat 6 – 11 for warm water Select OK and insert the tap water point. Rotate.

When the tap water point is inserted the current settings are read fro the system setting dialogue and applied for system name and colours.

In this example data is edited for already created connections.

Tip !

Create a couple of different connections with different sizes and directions. It‟s only the connections that are inserted and they describe how the rest of the pipes will be drawn.

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Draw pipe and connect to tap water connection

An example on how to connect

Draw cold water

1 2 3 4

Enter h = 2700 Draw towards the wall in room 104 Change h = 200 select angle 90 ° and in same point make side movement. Raw towards and passed the WC.

Add warm water parallel to cold water

‟parallel copy‟

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Select ‟parallel copy‟ Pick start point and pick end point of system to be copied. Select system name for the new pipe. Select side and enter distance (100mm)

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Connect tap water point to pipes Start with warm water system. Select ‟Join end points‟.

. Select the warm water connection and then the pipes. In the dialogue, select the pipe to connect.(The upper) CADvent shows possible solutions.

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2 3 4

Connect cold water. Select ‟Connect with T‟.

Select the cold-water connection and then the pipes. In the dialogue, select the pipe to connect.(The lower) Select angle.

If the dialogue doesn‟t come up that‟s because the option in the continue command, the ‟dialogue settings‟ has been set to hide. Set it to „Non planar‟. This is done in the ‟Selection dialog settings‟ option. Select ‟s‟ and then „Non planar‟.

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Draw vertical parallel pipes from a pipe route

Select ‟Continue from‟

1 2 3 4 5 6 7

Select the pipe to be placed lowest on the wall. Enter h = 200 Select P (preferences) Select M (multi distance) Enter 0 Enter M for multi Select the pipe that shall be placed parallel, continue to draw the two pipes on the wall. These are now placed with the same C-C measure as the pipe route.

Connect against parallel pipe route in the ceiling that are placed parallel above each other

Select ‟Continue from‟

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

Select cold water pipe and then ”m” for multi. Select warm water and draw towards the wall. Enter ”H” for height = 200. Press ‟enter‟, select angle 90° (Cold water is now placed at 200 mm above floor and warm water 300 mm above floor) Draw towards the pipe route and stop just in front of it. Select ”C” to ‟connect‟ and select the cold water pipe in the route. Select the warm water pipe Select the upper pipe in the selection dialogue, right click to get the end point of the pipe. Press OK. Select ”C” and select the warm water pipe in the pipe route.

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Draw sewage

1 2 3 4 5

Select sewage Select H (height) and enter value. Pick start point and end point. Change height H (height) Select angle <90°> Pick next point. When we draw a 90° direction change CADvent draws 2 x 45° with the distance y between the elbows. The y measure is set in „Pipe settings‟.

Connect sewage

Select ‟Continue from‟

1 2 3 4 5

Select connection point Select H and enter height. Draw the pipe and if we draw a 90° angle, 2x45° elbows are inserted automatically. To connect to the WC use the ‟Continue from‟ and start from the 45°elbow. Change size afterwards with ‟Properties‟ If there is a need to set the drafting angle at the start – use AutoCAD‟s polar tracking, set it to e.g. 15°.

Tip! To connect to sewage, draw towards the centre line of the connecting sewage pipe. The tap will automatically be created. (If the automatic connection is set in project settings and the height of the two pipes are the same)

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Create 2D

2D express

A 2D view of the drawing is created, all 3D objects are replaced with 2D standard symbols. The size of valves and other component symbols are dependant on the LT scale factor. Normally 50 for a 1:50 drawing.

Back to 3D view

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Create pipe serie In the installation there are a couple of pre defined pipe series – there is no necessary setup phase in the start – this can be done later.

New pipe serie. Project settings

Select pipe serie.

Select create.

The possibility to remove a pipe serie must be used with causius – many other users or projects can be using the same pipe serie. When this pipe serie is removed all existing pipes is switched to the first available pipe serie for the same discipline..

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Create new pipe serie. Select discipline. Enter name, e.g. “cooling” Enter OK.

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Select “cooling” in the list box

1 2

3 4

Select the pipe serie ‟Rost fria rör‟ – stain less pipes. Expand the tree of dimension by clicking in the +-sign.

Use to insert the wanted sizes over to the new pipe serie. To remove a size from the list, use X Close the dialogue

This is where we combine material choice and pipe series.

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The pipe series are saved in

a XML file, default in Lindab\CADvent\DB\ New xml files can here be saved and copied to a common server for the office.

Add or edit data in the pipe serie material

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To make a new pipe serie of a certain material, Select ‟Add‟. Enter name of the serie Enter sizes Select ‟Add‟ Repeat until the serie is complete, save with OK The new pipes are now available for selection.

1 2 3

To edit a pipe serie. Select the serie in the list, select ‟Edit‟. Add, remove or edit data. Select ‟Update‟

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Settings for piping

The dialoge is split up in 4 parts. The first part is to handle connections The second for radiator insertion and connecting pipes. Height for bottom elevation of radiator. Height for wall mounted pipes and distance from wall. The insertion point of the radiator is at the connection to the wall. The connection angle is from connecting pipes to the radiator connection. The third part is the placement of XML-files for components, radiators and pipe series. The fourth part is for sewage and distance between the 45° elbows when drawing a 90° direction change.

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Pipe buttons

Pipe settings Vertical pipe Pipe connections Draw pipe for discipline (see text below) Insert radiator Shut off valve Balancing valve Other valves Other components All components Connect radiator

Draw pipe for discipline

Cooling Heating VVC Varm water Cooling water Sprinkler Sewage Drainage

Other valves

2-way 3- way Non return Safety Vacuum Outlet

Other components

Filter Thermometer Air purgin Pump Twin pump Heat exchanger Tank Flow meter Expansion tak Sprinkler nozzle Cooling coil Heating coil