Revit Revit MEP Systems and Coordination Questions and Answers 2

Question 1

What is the function of a 'Connector' element on an MEP family in Revit?

Accepted Answer

A point that defines how MEP elements connect to systems and pass flow data

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A visual annotation for pipe labels

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A structural anchor for equipment

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A shared parameter for schedules

Question 2

When coordinating Revit MEP models with an architectural model, which workflow is most common?

Accepted Answer

Linking the architectural Revit model into the MEP model as a reference

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Copying all architectural elements into the MEP model

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Exporting to DWG and re-importing

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Using Dynamo to merge models

Question 3

In Revit MEP, what does 'Calculated Size' mean for a duct or pipe?

Accepted Answer

The size Revit determines automatically based on flow requirements and sizing rules

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The size set manually by the engineer

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The size imported from a CAD file

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The nominal size listed in the manufacturer catalog

Question 4

Which Revit tool is used to split a duct or pipe into two separate segments?

Accepted Answer

Split Element

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Break Element

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Disconnect

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Trim/Extend

Question 5

What does enabling 'Pressure Drop' calculations in a Revit pipe system require?

Accepted Answer

Defined pipe material friction factors and valid system connections with flow assignments

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A Dynamo script

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An external Revit add-in only

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Exporting to Revit MEP Fabrication

Question 6

In Revit, which view type is best suited for routing MEP systems above a ceiling plane?

Accepted Answer

Reflected Ceiling Plan

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Coordination View

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Structural Plan

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Site Plan