Duration
2 days
Overview
Autodesk Revit Structure Advanced - The Complete Guide is designed to give you a solid understanding of Revit Structure and its advanced features. Revit Structure Advanced emphasizes on physical modeling, foundation modeling, reinforcements, and quantity scheduling. Also, the course covers the various stages involved in analyzing the model and project collaboration. This course is specially meant for professionals and students in structural engineering, civil engineering, and allied fields in the building industry.
Objective
The objective of the Autodesk Revit Structure Training guide is to enable students to have strong knowledge and skills in creating standard component to accelerate their design process. Furthermore, grabbing others impression by using enhanced rendering tool is a huge benefit in using Autodesk Revit
Prerequisite
- An understanding of Structural and Mathematical terminology is an asset.
- Students who complete Revit Structure Essentials or have equivalent knowledge
- Basic 3D modeling experience is necessary.
- Delegates should have a working knowledge of Microsoft® Windows®.
Manual
Autodesk Revit Structure Advance – The Complete Guide
Day 1
L1 – Setting Up The Revit Structure Interface
- Revit Structure Interface
- Setting Up Revit Structure File Location L2 – Family Concepts and Techniques
- Family Types
- Adding to the Family
L3 – Creating Foundations
- Isolated and Wall Foundations
- Slab and Floor Slab Foundations L4 – Structural Column Families
- Setting Up a Structural Column Family
- Finishing Off the Family Geometry L5 – Creating Custom Floor Slab Families
- Creating a Composite Metal Deck Family
- Creating a Tapered Concrete Column Family L6 – Creating Structural Walls and Floors
- Architectural and Structural Walls
- Structural Floor Placement and Options
- Using Structural Beam Systems
Day 2
L7 - Reinforcement
- Rebar and Fabric Settings
- Reinforcement settings L8 – Creating Trusses
- Truss Techniques and Concepts
- Finishing the Truss Family L9 – Using Trusses in Projects
- Adding a Truss to a Project
- Attaching a Truss to a Roof or Slab in a Project L10 – Structural Analysis
- Preparing Projects for Structural Analysis
- Creating Analytical Views L11 – Project Team Collaboration
- Introduction to Worksets
- Working with Worksets
- Hands-On Practices
- Chapter Review
- Q & A Session
Programme scope, delivery arrangements and suitability are confirmed during enquiry.