SOLIDWORKS SOLIDWORKS Routing: Piping and Tubing. Dassault Systèmes SolidWorks Corporation 175 Wyman Street Waltham, MA U.S.A.

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1 SOLIDWORKS 2016 SOLIDWORKS Routing: Piping and Tubing Dassault Systèmes SolidWorks Corporation 175 Wyman Street Waltham, MA U.S.A.

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3 Contents Introduction About This Course Prerequisites Course Design Philosophy Using this Book About the Training Files Conventions Used in this Book Windows Use of Color Graphics and Graphics Cards Color Schemes More SOLIDWORKS Training Resources Local User Groups Lesson 1: Fundamentals of Routing What is Routing? Review Lesson Types of Routes Routes Routing FeatureManager External vs. Virtual Files Virtual Components File Names in Routing Routing Setup Routing Add-in Routing Training Files Routing Library Manager Routing File Locations and Settings General Routing Settings i

4 Contents SOLIDWORKS 2016 Lesson 2: Piping Routes Lesson 3: Piping Fittings Piping Routes Typical Piping Route Route Sketch Pipes and Piping Components Pipes End Components In Line Components Other Types Routing Assembly Templates Creating a Custom Routing Assembly Template Selecting a Routing Assembly Template Creating a Piping Route Route Properties Dialog Auto Route Route Specification Templates Creating Route Specification Templates Using Route Specification Templates Adding Alternate Elbows Editing a Route Using the Route Along Relation Isolate Options Using Piping Hangers Routing Along Existing Geometry Exercise 1: Creating Templates Exercise 2: Multiple Piping Routes Piping Fittings Drag and Drop a Fitting Using Planes in Routes Split Route to Add Fittings Orienting In Line Fittings Adding Tees at Junctions Remove Tube/Pipe Creating Custom Fittings Replacing Piping Fittings Add Fitting Coverings Exercise 3: Piping Fittings Exercise 4: Piping on a Frame ii

5 SOLIDWORKS 2016 Contents Lesson 4: Tubing Routes Tubing Routes Typical Tubing Route Tubes and Tubing Components Tubes Terminal Components In Line Components Flexible Tubing with Auto Route Orthogonal Tubing Routes with Auto Route Orthogonal Tubing Solutions Bend and Spline Errors Bend Radius Too Small Export Pipe/Tube Data Using Envelopes to Represent Volumes Start Route and Add to Route Routings Tubes Through Clips Repairing Bend Errors Flip Direction Repair Route Re-route Spline Select Using Envelope Route Segment Properties Tubing Drawings Rename Save to External File Exercise 5: Orthogonal Tubing Routes Exercise 6: Flexible Tubing Routes Exercise 7: Orthogonal and Flexible Tubing Routes Lesson 5: Piping and Tubing Changes Piping and Tubing Changes Procedures for Tubing and Piping Change Route Diameter A Note About Dimensioning Route Geometry Custom Pipe/Tube Configurations Pipe Penetrations Flange to Flange Connections Pipe Spools Spools in Drawings Using Gaskets Copying Routes Mating Routes Adding Slope Editing and Removing the Slope iii

6 Contents SOLIDWORKS 2016 Editing Piping Routes Using Threaded Pipe and Fittings Deleting and Editing Route Geometry Editing for Obstructions Moving Fittings With the Triad Using Guidelines with Pipe Routes Guideline Actions Piping Drawings Pipe Drawing Drawing Tools Exercise 8: Create and Edit Threaded Pipe Routes Exercise 9: Using Pipe Spools Lesson 6: Creating Routing Components Routing Library Parts Libraries Piping Threaded Piping Tubing Assembly Fittings Cable Trays Electrical Ducting Flex Cables miscellaneous fittings HVAC HVAC Creating Routing Library Parts Pipe and Tube Components Pipe vs. Tube Components Copying Routing Components Creating a Pipe Using Copy and Edit Routing Library Manager Routing Component Wizard Fitting Components Using the Routing Component Wizard Routing Functionality Points Connection Points Routing Points Routing Geometry Part Validity Check Design Table Design Table Check Component Attributes Configuration Properties Part Properties Elbow Components iv

7 SOLIDWORKS 2016 Contents Lesson 7: Using P&ID Files Valve Components Assembly Routing Components Equipment Exercise 10: Creating and Using Equipment Piping and Instrumentation Pipe Systems Equipment XML File Piping and Instrumentation Tab Equipment, Pipe and Fitting Status Equipment List Adding a Pipe P&ID Report Pipe with Multiple Lines Pipes with In-line Fittings Process Drawings Exercise 11: Using P&ID Files Lesson 8: Electrical Ducting, Cable Tray, and HVAC Routes Electrical Ducting, Cable Tray, and HVAC Routes Electrical Ducting, Cable Tray and HVAC Components Rectangular and Circular Components Modifying a Routing Library Part Electrical Ducting Routes Cable Tray Routes Routing Component Orientation HVAC Routes Components Coverings In Line Duct Components Transition to Circular HVAC Routes HVAC and Ducting Drawings Exercise 12: Electrical Ducting Routes Lesson 9: Piping Skids Piping Skids Grid System Feature Initial Sketch Weldments Weldment Profiles Structural Members Adding Sketches Trim/Extend Cut-List v

8 Contents SOLIDWORKS 2016 Walk-through Animations Capture Motion Control Panel Avatar Paths Path-based Movement Recording Tools Free Movement Creating a Movie Exercise 13: Using Piping Skids Exercise 14: Creating Walk-through Animations Lesson 10: Using SOLIDWORKS Content Using SOLIDWORKS Content Adding Content Content Files Custom Library Naming Virtual Clips Components Used in the Routes Exercise 15: Using SOLIDWORKS Content Appendix A: Review Section Review of Configurations How Routing Uses Configurations A Note About File References Find References Pack and Go File Management How Libraries Use Configurations Design Tables Design Table Input and Output Review of Top Down Design Parts and Assemblies Editing Options Edit Assembly Edit Part Edit Subassembly Edit Route Assembly Feature Review of Design Library Task Pane Essentials of Using the Design Library Task Pane Directory Structure of the Design Library Review of 3D Sketching Coordinate Systems Orthogonal 3D Sketching Sketching on Selected Planes Creating planes within the sketch Splines vi