davyboone
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There's a routed system module that includes electrical as well as piping. There are also some piping library components available that include commonly used bends, valves, etc. Not sure but I think it's extra $ to purchase and if it's like most of these systems it's not cheap!
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mikeyy
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Unigraphics is simply a CAD package. It does not do the design. Can you elaborate more on your question :)
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ewoofter
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You should be able to build your own cell library in any or the CAD programs on the market.
This is a general answer to how ISO tells you how to do a diagram/design in 2D.
Left side arrow - material in
Right side arrow - material out
cross pipes as little as posible; place all valves, motors, reductions need to be placed where there are in reality.
Meaning if a valve is prior to 2 pipes meeting than it needs to be shown as that in the diagram/design.
Keep drawing as much as posible uncluttered : Meaning leave extra bents out unless you are showing a natural reduction.
Drawing it in 3 D you need also keep in mind to place your valves ect. in the right hight and make sure that your drawing is as much as posible as it is in reality from the start.
You may want to convert this later into a virtual walk though. (Microstation & CATIA have this feature)
Please note that each company may have there own set of rules how they want it done. In that case you have to throw th
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