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Awesome video!!!

Ryan, Going through your plumbing 101 course on your site right now, and was wondering how you would size the water pipe for the lavatories given that it was assigning 15 GPM for the 1 fixture unit of a lavatory since the system type was set to predominantly flush valves. This video ostensibly answered that question, since after sizing for the water closets, you change the system type to predominantly flush valves before size the rest of the pipe. This method works for sizing the pipe, but thereafter you will not have an accurate GPM shown for your pipe, since the system type has to be set to either FV or FT. Without an accurate GPM, we don't get an accurate pressure loss calculation. Any thoughts on this?

I followed the instructions but it did not work. Any tips on what I probably missed?

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The critical path should take into account the pressure loss due to the "elevation difference". the pipes should have a new parameter indicating this pressure loss. Revit do not.

How is the calculation made when the pressure of water entering the building is not known?

Oh! My god. I find out solution of mep revit. More easy & detail for beginners. You are a light against dark of mep drawings. I will love you better and better.

Do you have template ?pls share

Nice

Ok so what happens down stream? If i have a very complex system where we have drain pipes merging into one another will this allow me to transfer the flow to the pipes downstream and size them accordingly?

How can i size the pipe with hot and cold and total (as per ipc standerd)

Sir sometimes music is dominating your voice

I have learned so much from you. I like your style.

The background sound is very disturbing.

Sir Please provide Revit MEP instalation file link, so i can easily download and install without stuident version.

what is difference betwnn build and path???

Thanks អរគុណ❤

It’s better to create a plumbing fixture family that consists of nothing but pipe connectors hosted to thin disc shapes in the family. Position those behind the arch fixtures and let the architect’s model show the fixture itself. That way if they shift the fixture in their model your plumbing plan doesn’t have two fixtures shown (yours and theirs.)

I'm trying to teach myself Revit for plumbing, and It would be nice if you could show tutorials like this using the out-of-the-box parts rather than heavily customized parts noobs like me don't have available.

Nice .How about the drains ?

Excellent tutorial Mep Guy!

Great work bro

Hello Rayan i tried looking for your email on your website but coudn't find any ,can you provide me with your email so that i can send you some questions i am intrested in buying your course

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hello sir can u give information of sewer treatment plant it will be very helpful for us in plumbing

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Thanks a lot mate.

Hi Ryan. I couldn't find the free pipe fittings template. Do you still have it available?

disappointed, i purchased the template but no plumbing fixtures family loaded.

Download this template file for FREE at: www.mepguy.com

the problem I have is that anytime i switch an elbow to the p-trap, the symbol no longer shows up

I have tried both the "dummy" method and the schedule method. I honestly prefer the "dummy" method because of spell check. And it's just simpler--Why complicate something when you don't need to? I recommend adding your notes to a Drafting View, though. That way you can copy them to a master library and just insert from file. Or use a legend view if it's general notes that you need to use on several sheets. Also SHIFT+ENTER at the end of the row will get you the empty row in a bulleted list, so you don't have to backspace. Keystrokes count.

Nice beginner overview! I especially like how you at first showed the box without any reference planes nor parameters inside a model to emphasize how "dumb" the box really is without all of the constraints - nice to see that perspective.

Would someone who wants to learn Revit need any prerequisite knowledge before taking your plumbing course?

Great

Hi, are your templates also applicable for metric system modelling?

can you share the architectural floor plan?

Respect!

Is there a way to connect two pipes at different elevations but from the main run going to the branch which is at higher elevation with a wye that is vertical and then go straight up perpendicular on the same plane as main branch and then put a 90 elbow to connect to the higher branch

if i recalled correctly when watching your videos, you did use both horizontal and vertical connectors in some cases for easy modeling, sanitary perhaps? if that's true then it will be great if you can create short video for this case, and its effect on calculation?

Are you going to do more HVAC anytime soon?

Hello, the fixtures I have imported in my project do not have the option to create pipe like your video in 2:56. Is there a way to set this up or do I have to import a more friendly fixture? Where can I download the libraries you used?

I could fine the trap in your website D: I think isn't available at the moment.

Thank you very much for explaining very nicely, I enjoyed it!👍

KEEP it going!

Very quick and effective way thanks

my background is not in MEP so my question may sound "stupid", your custom fixture have 2 connectors (horizontal and vertical) for the same purpose, convenient for modeling for sure, but only one will be used, and that unused one will always be there as unassigned in system browser, i believe connector is kind of special element in Revit, you cannot switch it via family type and/or visibility

I've only discovered your videos yesterday and I'm glad I did! I'm a beginner in Revit and have been learning by my self so these videos are really helpful!

great tip! looks like non-host workplane based can also do the trick