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astering Ducts in Revit MEP: A Comprehensive Guide

In this in-depth tutorial, we'll explore the world of ducts in Revit MEP, covering the basics, types, and placement strategies to help you design and document HVAC systems like a pro!

What you'll learn:

- Types of ducts: Supply, Return, and Exhaust

- Duct placement strategies for efficient air distribution

- Best practices for duct sizing and routing

- How to create and customize ducts in Revit MEP

Why ducts matter:

- Ensure proper air distribution and indoor air quality

- Optimize HVAC system design and performance

- Streamline coordination with other disciplines

Keywords: Revit MEP, Ducts, HVAC Design, Air Distribution, Building Design, Engineering, Architecture, Revit Tutorial, BIM

Hashtags: #RevitMEP #Ducts #HVACDesign #AirDistribution #BuildingDesign #Engineering #Architecture #RevitTutorial #BIM #MEPDesign

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Transcript
00:00As-salamu alaykum to everyone.
00:24Okay, very pausally, duaing of shab ke liya.
00:28Greetings to everyone.
00:29Okay, today's lecture is Tux.
00:34Part 49 in which I have told you about placeholder.
00:40Placeholder can convert to double line.
00:44In LOD 100, if you work with conceptual design,
00:48then you can create a single line diagram or placeholder.
00:54Placeholder can be made.
00:56Because if you work with duct network, it's not finalized.
01:01So you can use the placeholder to be better.
01:04And then you can do it.
01:07If you work with ducts in HVAC, what are ducts in HVAC?
01:18You can do it.
01:19You can use the ducts in HVAC.
01:21You can use the ducts in HVAC.
01:23Ruvet NMP ducts are elements.
01:25Ducts elements used to represent the air distribution.
01:27for example, which means that you have a water filter.
01:33So that means that you have a water filter,
01:36or you have a cool filter, or you have a hot filter,
01:40or you have a contaminated water filter.
01:43You can't use it for the building-carrying water from the activity equipment to various spaces.
01:47This means that the air-sourced to various spaces are available.
01:51It means that it is available for the area,
01:55room or apartments which supply is done.
02:00type of ducts
02:01there is a duct system
02:05supply ducts
02:08supply ducts
02:11return ducts
02:14return ducts
02:19return ducts
02:24air
02:29ducts
02:30enable the
02:31condition of
02:32air to maintain a comfortable
02:34for harm
02:35ducts
02:36need
02:37ducts
02:38need
02:39a comfortable
02:42indoor environment
02:44adjust
02:45system
02:54design
02:56ducts
02:57ducts
02:58hv system that you help
02:59that you have to design
03:01to ensure proper airflow
03:04so that proper airflow pressure
03:05and sizing can be
03:07kept in mind. Coordination
03:09is also a coordination
03:10that you have to do.
03:11That you have elements, electrical elements,
03:14structural elements, architecture elements
03:16that you have to do. Coordination
03:17will be coordinated
03:18and where you have to remove
03:20clashes. Where do you need ducts?
03:24Sticker activity system. Ducts connected
03:26to air terminal, diffusers and gates.
03:31Diffusers and gates
03:32which you have to use
03:34to supply your air.
03:36That you have to use
03:38machine through
03:40and diffusers
03:42which you have to do.
03:45Which you have to do.
03:48Air handling unit.
03:50Connect air to supply air
03:54and return.
03:55Ducks are placed in the ceiling.
03:57Wall and floor to distribute air to occupied spaces.
04:05which we must move on to the other side.
04:16So, the space planning is placed in the ceiling, wall or floor to distribute air to occupy spaces.
04:22Ok, here we need ducts.
04:25Where do we need ducts?
04:27Where do we need ducts?
04:29Where do we need ducts?
04:31the floor to the floor to be used. So, the air is to distribute to the
04:38space. Spaces can mean that rooms are in and out of energy to supply
04:49can be applied.
04:52Assalamualaikum warahmatullahi wabarakatuh.
04:54But one thing I wanted to tell you,
04:57which is very important,
04:59that when you have a race order
05:03or double line duct work,
05:06then you can adjust the settings.
05:11I remember that,
05:14you can check the settings
05:17and you can check the settings.
05:20The design of the design
05:23is not in a way.
05:26Angles check the settings.
05:29Conversion, etc.
05:32If you have a supply here,
05:35then duct type
05:36if you can use it?
05:38If you can use it?
05:40If you can use it?
05:42If you can use it?
05:44ki duct type kiya hoogi, kiya? Us ka middle elevation kiya hooga? Plux koon sa ismal
05:49karenge? Plux ka maximum size kiitna ho saktay ha, ٹھیک hai? Isi ternya
05:53rectanglers jub hai, agar aap klik karenge to us mein aapke sizes aajayenge. Sizes
05:58aap keun koon sa ikna chahathe hain? Koji add karna chahathe hain? Koji delete
06:01karna chahathe hain? To delete yahan se kar sakti hain, add yahan se kar sakti hain.
06:05Oval type aapke product hai, to wo yahan se uski setting kar sakti hain. So ya
06:09sari chenye already, joh hai, mein aapke shudu mei bata ke aaj chukam. Acha
06:15ab joh hai, aapne yeh dekhi, yahan pei minne na eek place holder laga ya ho,
06:19ٹھیک hai? Iska bhi elevation 32 hai, iska height 300 hai, uski width joh
06:24hai, 400 hai, ٹھیک hai? Iski bhi joh hai, yeh, iski width joh hai, 225
06:29meinne rakhi hai, 440, iski height rakhi hai, 35 ho, to double line, meinne double
06:33line bhi laga ya ho, ٹھیک hai? Or joh hai, wo single line bhi laga ya ho, double line
06:38ya hain se sliite kol lye. Sliite kol lye kmate hai, apa bueldate simply
06:42bit tedious joh bhi bit duct folder hide dee dee dee dee, thik hai, iska bhi
06:45elevision davei où, par dalamwe CAP và laga sakti hain, thik hai,
06:50toya chukune con lye wkanike ça, yahan ce, ahi dhtPE layer joh
06:53drucko si tumea hain, kajata ese, tap dánh či, ahi dh β manuscripts, hiris,
06:59if you want and decide how much we should spend and say that you will set up you will
07:08take this taking place, because of the product, I will put up count and take place on number
07:22Here you have all ducts. Here you have oval ducts. Here you have oval type of ducts. Rectangle ducts and round ducts.
07:37Here you have all the type of ducts. Here you have all the type of ducts. Here you have all the type of ducts. Here you have to draw.
08:06You have also also made a Ave., you can help
08:32I can add up a few more we can add up.
08:34If you look at the distance between you and you can add up.
08:38This is a fitted elbow.
08:41If I can add up a little bit, then I can add up.
08:46This is a fitted elbow.
08:50This is a fitted elbow.
08:52If I can add up a different size,
08:55it will be a little bit more.
08:58If you had this if you have a good idea,
09:03you would ultimately have a good idea.
09:05And if you pass this to the давно and the you would also have gone,
09:10you could also have a good idea of the extreme.
09:14About the purpose of thechlutely type.
09:17Now you would like to pay which way you choose to apply Harold,
09:23Now, if you put the placeholder, single line diagram, then you can click on the tab key,
09:33then you can select everything. Here is a segment. I delete it.
09:39Then you can select it. Then you can click on the tab key, then you can select it.
09:52Now, if you click on it, then you can select the placeholder side.
09:59So, if you please click the center back to convert the placeholder, then you'll see the placeholder and the placeholder.
10:10So, you can see the placeholder.
10:20because exercise is not covered. I'm just double duct cover.
10:25So, I'm just telling you how to convert it.
10:29So, here is double layout.
10:32Double layout is what happens.
10:35You can see here.
10:37Here is 3D.
10:39You can see here.
10:41So, we can see here.
10:43So, here is your supply of air.
10:50So, I'm going to check here.
10:52What is 43?
10:54It's middle elevation.
10:56Middle elevation.
10:58It's center.
11:0043 is the elevation.
11:02I'm going to check here.
11:04I'm going to check here.
11:06I'm going to check here.
11:08And the first size of the duct.
11:10So, we have the elevation and supply of air.
11:14And so, here is the draw.
11:17If you look at it that I'm going to draw a draw.
11:20Here is the draw here.
11:22There is a draw.
11:23And so, here is the setting of the setting.
11:25It's all in the area.
11:27So, here is the setting.
11:29The setting of the setting end.
11:31So, the setting of the setting.
11:35If you look at this segment, this segment is so much, then sitting.
11:39Okay.
11:40I mean, why did I draw this?
11:42This is why I draw this.
11:43If you look at the same air and the same elevation,
11:48it will automatically establish the connection with the duct with the duct.
11:55This connection will establish the duct with the duct with the duct.
11:58It will automatically add the fitting.
12:01This is the same amount of air.
12:06If I move on the underage of centers,
12:08I am going to be center.
12:10I am going to do this the same line.
12:12Then I will switch to the duct and the duct with the duct.
12:17Now, I am going to be center for the duct.
12:19So here I move on to the duct.
12:21I take this on the elevator.
12:23I take this on the back.
12:26When I make this sound on the back,
12:29Okay, okay.
12:593800.
13:06I repeat it, and I put my air supplied here.
13:14I've seen whatщ temas were.
13:21Okay, so this is the touch.
13:23It's not going to touch.
13:25It's not going to touch.
13:27Okay, so here I draw this side.
13:29Here I draw this.
13:31So you can see it.
13:33Here we go.
13:35This is the 3.30.
13:37I will draw this.
13:39Here we go.
13:41We go to 42,000.
13:43This is the 43,000.
13:45We go to 44,000.
13:4744,000.
13:4944,000.
13:51So you can see it.
13:53Okay, so here we go.
13:55Let's see,
13:57we go to 44,000.
13:59Okay, so here we go.
14:01You can see it.
14:03See, here we go.
14:05Okay, so here we go.
14:07We go to plan if you have to go.
14:09So here we go.
14:11You can see that.
14:13We are not going to see.
14:15That's the view range.
14:17When you cross this video, we can cross it.
14:21We can cross this view range.
14:23Then we can cross this view range.
14:27We can cross this view range from this view range.
14:30Then we can cross it with a draw return.
14:33We can see here in the view range.
14:37Now you can draw.
14:39You can cross this view range from this view range.
14:41Here you can see.
14:42It's up above.
14:44do
14:56Oh
15:04Okay
15:08so
15:10So you can see this.
15:13Now this is where cross is.
15:16This is where touch is not.
15:18This is where cross is.
15:20This is where no interaction is established.
15:23This connection is established.
15:25So you can see this.
15:28This is where you can see it.
15:30And this is where you can see it.
15:33You can see this connection.
15:42This is where you can see it.
15:44Here I can see it.
15:46So you can see it.
15:49So you can see it.
15:51So you can see it.
15:53This is where you can see it.
15:58that if you want to draw it, if you want to draw it, if you want to draw it, then it will be crossing.
16:09We can take some more ducts from this case.
16:14Then we put it in the case as well as we can see.
16:28Now we can draw a duct.
16:31I will erase the ducts from this case.
16:35and here I can draw a cover-humb duct. Let's say I can change the air.
16:41I got duct and got 200 or 300, I can keep it here.
16:45I can give it to this, I can give it to this.
16:49Same level, same level.
16:54Same level, and I can return the air and return the air.
16:59I will return the returner here.
17:04Let's see here.
17:06Here is connection established.
17:09The genious is so genius.
17:12It's so good that when you see two different years,
17:20two different years, two different years,
17:22you can do it.
17:24There is interaction here.
17:26here.
17:27connection established here.
17:29intersection here.
17:31intersect here.
17:33I think that you can cross here.
17:36But this is leather duct.
17:39And this is leather duct.
17:41Then you can see that the class is coming.
17:44You can remove the class.
17:47It's like I have done it.
17:49I have done it.
17:51If you have two different layers
17:54that you can see.
17:56That you can see.
17:57Do different layers come up here.
17:59You can see that your duct duct is different.
18:03It is different.
18:04Because it is an example that you can see.
18:07Connection established.
18:10This is the drawing of the class.
18:13And you can remember that we have a class free model.
18:16And remember that our BIM keeps the class free model.
18:23should be. We have a clash. We have no classes here. We have no classes. We have no classes
18:32where we remove. If we first go, we have to get duct. Pike can't be, cable tray
18:39can't be. We have to change the level. We have to change the level. We have to change
18:47the level. Those two engineers, electrical and mechanical engineers, we have to be
18:52we will go to the hospital and we will go to the hospital. But we will have to
18:59see what happens to the hospital. There are many people who need to go to the hospital.
19:08So, this was my intention to show you, 3D-B, that you will know how to cross this area.
19:15If there are two different layers, two different layers are going to be same level,
19:21then there will be intersection there.
19:26And there will be connection established.
19:29But if there will be one layer and the same elevation cross,
19:33then there will be connection established.
19:36So, this will be your intention to show you,
19:39when you have your laptop to draw.
19:44Now, I will draw you in the core air.
19:46I will draw you in the air.
19:48I will return air.
19:50I will go here and exhaust air.
19:54Then, it will be this way.
19:563D-B میں jayenge, then it will connect.
19:59But I will rest here and then just give it back.
20:03Then, I will pull this way.
20:05Now, I will do what happens.
20:07I will just look at this layer.
20:09I will see what happens.
20:10Finally, I will see you too.
20:11I will see that next layer of the entire layer.
20:12Which means you can see it.
20:14So, you can see the same layer of the layer.
20:17That's what you can see here.
20:18What happens if you can see it.
20:19So, you can see the same layer here.
20:20The same layer on the layer.
20:21Do you see it.
20:22I will see what happens if you see it.
20:23It will be there.
20:24Yes, that's it.
20:25But again, you need to see it.
20:26Jaya Jayao
20:56connection established. Now, if you go to 3D, you can see that you have a connection established.
21:06You can see that here is a doctor, here is a fitting, here is a doctor, here is a doctor, here is a doctor, here is a doctor,
21:15here is a doctor, here is a doctor, here is a doctor, here is a doctor, here is a doctor.
21:26So, here is a doctor. Here are 2 different areas, different elevations and glass-free models.
21:32These glasses are not available. And view range, if you have to change the view range,
21:41if you have to change the view range, then you will not have to change the issue.
21:47So, this is the exercise of the ducts.
21:52The ducts we have to draw.
21:55There are many requests to you with.
21:58You can share my channel with your friends,
22:02and you can share it with your friends.
22:06So, these are the things that you can choose,
22:11which people want to learn about duct layout.
22:13The duct layout by either HVAC or MEP,
22:16or you want to see what they want.
22:18So, they want to choose detail.
22:20So, they want to decide details.
22:21So, there are some details there.
22:22So, about details here.
22:23I do have to understand things that I can see,
22:24there is a way that I can see completely different.
22:26But, I still want to know them.
22:28because there are so many people who are completely new.
22:32If you are completely new, then you have a concept.
22:36There is a technical line.
22:38There is a technical line.
22:40You have a basic concept.
22:42You can develop it.
22:45If you develop it, then you can understand it.
22:48But you can understand it.
22:50You can understand it.
22:52You can understand it.
22:54But you can understand it.
22:56You can understand it.
22:58You can understand it.
23:00You can understand it.
23:02You can understand it.
23:04See you in the next video.
23:06Peace be upon you.
23:26So, let's see you in the next video.
23:28Bye!
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