Great video! Glad to see you were able to validate revits calculations! If you haven’t already, you should post a project file containing the tags, settings and so forth to slow users to check their environment at home.
@@bimitup Is there a formula to represent the Loading Unit to Flow Rate relation (Conversion Chart on BRITISH STANDARD BS 6700 : 1997 page - 72) please?
Hi Tiago, that you find under Families > Piping Systems > Domestic Cold Water. You can use either "Tank Type" or "flush valve", but that's it. I think those are Hard-Coded into Revit. help.autodesk.com/view/RVT/2022/ENU/?guid=GUID-D9E06E28-BEBD-4D86-8CB9-D152D76415BB As far as pressure drop, I know you could develop your own "plug-in" using tools like Dynamo, for example if you wanted to use...say Hazen-Williams for sprinklers, etc. but that seems like A TON of work. Good luck 😎
@@bimitup Thanks for repplying. I am from Portugal and we use Revit in projects all the time but all calculations are in Excell and others (non Bim softwares). So we were looking to put the calculations method into Revit as portuguese method is different and is bases in simultaneous coefficients.
Useful video..pls do more videos on plumbing..thanks in advance
Glad you found it useful. Yes, I try to upload at least twice a month. Plumbing is our most extensive playlist. Check other videos on the channel =)
@@bimitup sure i will check other videos too...🙂
Thanks sir, this video is useful for me
You are welcome! Stay tuned for new videos.
Great video! Glad to see you were able to validate revits calculations! If you haven’t already, you should post a project file containing the tags, settings and so forth to slow users to check their environment at home.
I will consider it. Thanks.
I will keep in mind.
thank you very useful info
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Great video ❤. Very informative
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That was excellent
Thank you Joe.
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@@bimitup Is there a formula to represent the Loading Unit to Flow Rate relation (Conversion Chart on BRITISH STANDARD BS 6700 : 1997 page - 72) please?
@@egmelaku Not familiar with the British standards. There might be an equivalent to Hunter's curves for the UK?
@@bimitup The monogram(Conversion chart is almost in every countries code. Do you work with that chart, Sir?
Hey. Great video!
Do you know how you can add and edit the Flow Calculation Method in Revit?
Hi Tiago, that you find under Families > Piping Systems > Domestic Cold Water.
You can use either "Tank Type" or "flush valve", but that's it. I think those are Hard-Coded into Revit.
help.autodesk.com/view/RVT/2022/ENU/?guid=GUID-D9E06E28-BEBD-4D86-8CB9-D152D76415BB
As far as pressure drop, I know you could develop your own "plug-in" using tools like Dynamo, for example if you wanted to use...say Hazen-Williams for sprinklers, etc. but that seems like A TON of work. Good luck 😎
@@bimitup Thanks for repplying. I am from Portugal and we use Revit in projects all the time but all calculations are in Excell and others (non Bim softwares). So we were looking to put the calculations method into Revit as portuguese method is different and is bases in simultaneous coefficients.
@@tiagolopes6192 You might want to explore the use schedules and calculated parameters
How do you make the connector with the different WSFUs get associated with the piping system?
Whatever WSFU value the connector has will be read by the domestic water system. Just make sure your pipe system has calculations activated.
Could you please provide me these codes chart..i really need it
Look for "Hunter's curve charts". It is also in ASPE handbooks.