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Piping

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mmbguide
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Piping

hello

 

i am looking for a comprehensive refrences that consist of many subjects about pipe modeling.

 

please help me 

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JohnK_TEDCF
in reply to: mmbguide

My company offers training for Inventor and we have a course that deals with Tube and Pipe Routed Systems.  In this course we show how to design your own iParts for pipes and various pipe fittings.  Check out this link:

 

http://www.trainingtutorial.com/Tube_and_Pipe_Routed_Systems2013.htm

 

If you have any other questions, feel free to contact me.

 

John Koop
Software Engineer/ Inventor Specialist
TEDCF Publishing
www.trainingtutorial.com
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Rich.O.3d
in reply to: mmbguide

http://www.google.com.au/webhp?sourceid=chrome-instant&ix=sea&ie=UTF-8#hl=en&gs_nf=1&pq=pipe%20model...goggle is your friend Smiley Wink

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mmbguide
in reply to: JohnK_TEDCF

thanks but i cant take part to your course because of this i was looking for e-book or other sources on the web

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mmbguide
in reply to: Rich.O.3d

thank you so much. but by taking time after several days on the internet i caouldnt find any source about piping and tubing with autodesk inventor. i meant i wanna to learn how i must create my piping project if it is a big project how should i deal with piping invironment. you know, some standard that is exist in contennt library does not work. many standard does not exist in it. anyway. if in a project you have to fabricate hundred number of spools , how can  do it in the inventor. how can i connect my rout in inventor and etc,.

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JohnK_TEDCF
in reply to: mmbguide

I understand if you can't/ or don't want to use our course, but I promise that you won't find near as much information on the Tube & Pipe environment anywhere else.  It walks you through step by step on how all the commands work, and gives you best practices in dealing with your projects.

 

I think that you should look into some kind of training on the subject, whether it's with us or someone else.  If you have any questions, feel free to contact me.

 

John Koop
Software Engineer/ Inventor Specialist
TEDCF Publishing
www.trainingtutorial.com

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