Vertical HVAC Drop

Vertical HVAC Drop

PhilvK
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Vertical HVAC Drop

PhilvK
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How to I create a vertical round duct that drops down from the horizontal duct above, and add a round diffuser to the end of the drop? I just need this in my Architectural model for coordination, not a 'real' MEP drawing.

 

 

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barthbradley
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Do it the other way around. Place the diffuser and connect the duct automatically.

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syman2000
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Cut a section and then start drawing your pipe vertically. Also I use flex duct so you can connect the horizontal pipe with diffuser and it will automatically connect with each other.

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PhilvK
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Is there a family available for a round diffuser that is not hosted on a ceiling? I can't find one.

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RDAOU
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@PhilvK 

 

You can easily convert a ceiling based to face based (using Copy/Monitor)...However, do not use the architectural families. Instead, use the the Diffusers under \Mechanical\MEP\Air-Side Components\Air Terminals these are face based

 

Attached is a 2018 version if  you do not find them

 

 

 

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PhilvK
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Thank You, I did find that family, but I'll need to look up Copy / Monitor. - have never used it.

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RDAOU
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  1. You load and place the ceiling based in a new dummy model/project >>
  2. link that into your project >>
  3. under collaborate tab copy monitor the defuser >>
  4. select difuser and stop monitor
  5. Unlink the dummy project

    The diffuser left in the project is a face based which you can save for future use

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