Advanced AutoCAD Plant 3D

• Basic knowledge of AutoCAD Plant 3D
• Experience in 3D modeling

Audience

• AutoCAD Plant 3D users
• CAD managers
• Design engineer

AutoCAD Plant 3D is a powerful software application from Autodesk that is designed specifically for modeling, simulating, and documenting process plants.

This instructor-led, live training (online or onsite) is aimed at advanced-level AutoCAD Plant 3D users who wish to use AutoCAD Plant 3D for complex plant design projects effectively.

By the end of this training, participants will be able to:

• Use AutoCAD Plant 3D for complex and detailed plant design projects.
• Understand the advanced features of AutoCAD Plant 3D, including custom component creation, advanced data management, and complex routing.
• Manage large-scale projects and collaborate effectively with teams using different software tools.
• Customize the software and automate repetitive tasks to meet specific project needs.

Format of the Course

• Interactive lecture and discussion.
• Lots of exercises and practice.
• Hands-on implementation in a live-lab environment.

Course Customization Options

• To request a customized training for this course, please contact us to arrange.

Introduction

AutoCAD Plant 3D Basics and Productivity Tools

• Review of essential tools and workflows
• Enhancing productivity with ACAD tools
• Setting up advanced project settings
• Managing large project data effectively
• Creating custom parts and equipment templates
• Modifying existing component libraries

Enhanced Piping and Electrical Design

• Complex piping routes
• Specialty items and custom parts
• Designing detailed electrical schemes and diagrams
• Integration with mechanical design elements
• Creating and managing electrical panels and PLC layouts
• Coordination between electrical and mechanical components

Comprehensive Equipment and Structural Modeling

• Designing complex equipment assemblies
• ACAD-P3D: Comprehensive Plant Design techniques
• Detailed structural modeling
• Interaction between piping and structural components
• Advanced interference-checking techniques
• Resolving clashes and documentation

Integration and Collaboration in Design

• Using data manager for project controls
• Reports and exports for project tracking
• Coordination with other Autodesk products
• Managing collaborative workflows
• Integrating design principles with manufacturing processes
• Customizing designs for manufacturability

Customization and Real-world Application

• Scripting and automation using AutoLISP
• Custom script development for repetitive tasks
• Modifying the user interface for specific workflows
• Developing plugins and add-ons

Summary and Next Steps