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    UT11833

    3D Protection and Control Panel LayoutAutoCAD


    Electrical to Inventor Integration
    Melissa Thomas
    Implementation Consultant
    I_Love_Software

    Join the conversation #AU2015

    Class summary
    Have you ever wanted to utilize the 3D power of Inventor
    software with the intelligence of AutoCAD Electrical
    software for substation protection and control panel
    layouts? Tracing connections from the panel in the
    control house to the cable tray and then out to the
    equipment in the yard can be a very tedious process
    when you dont have really good visualization tools. With
    AutoCAD Electrical software and Inventor software
    integration, users now have the ability to produce the
    panel layout in the substation control house in 3D.

    Why are we here?

    Key learning objectives


    At the end of this class, you will be able to:
    Learn how to use the AutoCAD Electrical and Inventor integration tools
    See a workflow for producing a 3D panel layout with intelligent AutoCAD
    Electrical design-associated objects

    SDS Industry Consortium


    What is the SDS Consortium?

    The SDS (Substation Design Solution) Industry Consortium is made up of


    member utilities who have adopted or are investigating for adoption the SDS
    suite of software products, Autodesk and AutomationForce (the SDS
    software developers).
    Inventor
    AutoCAD Electrical
    Civil 3D
    SDS toolkits
    Vault
    Infraworks

    SDS Industry Consortium Purpose


    What is the Purpose?

    Collaborate as an industry to establish common


    workflows, common toolkit functionality, shared
    libraries, common standards, and technology needs.

    Form one large utility voice to help drive Autodesk


    and AutomationForce to software development
    according to an industry standard.

    Develop a shared SDS library of substation content


    from internal resources, external partners, and/or
    equipment manufacturers.

    SDS Industry Consortium Members


    Who are the members?
    Currently:
    Utilities only
    Future: Utilities & Contract Design Firms

    What is the SDS Industry Consortium


    Want to learn more?
    BIM for Utilities / SDS Industry Consortium
    Palazzo I, Level 5
    Thursday, December 3
    9:30 11:30 AM
    No need to register.

    Introduction to Substation Design

    AutoCAD Electrical
    Project Based

    The most important thing to


    know about this product is

    Start to Every Project: Copy Old Project

    AutoCAD Electrical
    The 5 Best Features of
    AutoCAD Electrical

    Title block rename


    Attribute Edit Tools
    Component Editing
    BOM
    Link to Inventor

    Substation P&C | 69/12kV Standard Substation Project


    Day One Quick Start (Utilizing the Hitchhikers Guide to
    AutoCAD Electrical)
    Ribbon Overview
    Projects
    Related txt files
    WDP
    ENV
    WDT

    AutoCAD Options
    DWT files

    Title Blocks
    Mapping to Electrical
    Layers
    Other AutoCAD Electrical settings

    Changing the Attributes of an Electrical Symbol


    ADD
    CHANG
    E SIZE

    EDIT
    SELECT
    ED

    RENAM
    E

    HIDE

    STRET
    CH

    Attributes

    UNHIDE

    SQUEE
    ZE

    ROTATE

    MOVE/
    SHOW

    CHANG
    E
    LAYER

    CHANG
    E
    JUSTIFI
    CATION

    AutoCAD Electrical Symbol Controls

    SD SCOOT

    DELETE

    REVERSE/FLIP

    Symbol
    Controls
    RETAG/UPDATE

    SURFER

    MOVE

    ALIGN

    Autodesk Inventor
    The 5 Reasons to use
    Autodesk Inventor

    As Built vs. As Designed


    Cable Trays
    BOM
    Link to AutoCAD Electrical
    Inventor Catalog

    View of the Solution

    Make sure that you get the right Autodesk Inventor

    Why Factory Design Suite (FDS)


    Brownfield
    Uses AutoCAD Mechanical and Inventor to create them
    Benefits are faster ROI using new 3D assets

    Cable Trays and other Factory Assets

    Why Product Design Suite (FDS)


    AutoCAD Electrical
    Inventor Electrical Catalog Browser

    Do you have to install both versions of Inventor?


    No, You can install one Inventor (AC recommends the
    FDS version)
    When you install PDS for AutoCAD Electrical you can
    also install the Inventor Electrical Catalog Browser!

    Do you have to buy both?

    At this time. Unfortunately yes

    Data Points

    Steps to link Inventor and AutoCAD Electrical

    Inventor Setup
    AutoCAD Electrical Setup
    Location and Installation Codes
    Electrical Properties in Inventor
    Link AutoCAD Electrical Part to Inventor Part
    Add Catalog information to AutoCAD Electrical
    Add Catalog information to Inventor

    Summary

    5 Best features of AutoCAD Electrical


    5 Reasons to use Inventor
    How to link Autodesk Inventor and AutoCAD Elect.
    How to create a link between AutoCAD Electrical
    and Inventor Part
    How to correct mismatch Errors

    Questions?

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    responsible for typographical or graphical errors that may appear in this document. 2015 Autodesk, Inc. All rights reserved.

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