Noticias

Junio 2016
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Mitsubishi Electric chooses MEPcontent

Mitsubishi Electric Europe has chosen MEPcontent.com as its platform to create and distribute 3D content for European MEP engineers. Mitsubishi Electric is market leader in providing HVAC solutions to cool, heat, ventilate and control buildings.

Today Mitsubishi Electric publishes its first Revit family for the City Multi Air Conditioning range, the standard PUMY-P Air Heat pump condensing unit. In the following weeks the complete Mitsubishi Electric product range will be published on MEPcontent.com.

“MEPcontent gives us more exposure amongst MEP engineers all over Europe, therefore they are the best partner to meet Mitsubishi Electric’s BIM requirements” according to Paul Sexton, Technical Marketing Manager for Mitsubishi Electric Europe. “MEPcontent offered us the flexibility and adaptability we were looking for in a partner. They were very keen to work with us, and their attention to detail in the content creation process was excellent.”

“Mitsubishi Electric is a global market leader in the HVAC market and used by engineers all over Europe. The Mitsubishi products are a great addition to the existing content on MEPcontent.com” says Wim Boogaard, Project Leader at MEPcontent.com. “We have rebuilt Mitsubishi’s content, in order to meet the current demands of European engineers. The content has been adjusted to local standards and norms”.

The Revit families for Mitsubishi Electric HVAC product ranges will be added in the coming weeks. Keep an eye on the website to stay up-to-date with the latest content.

Watch the video ‘Introducing Mitsubishi Electric for MEPcontent.com’.

About Mitsubishi Electric
Mitsubishi Electric is a global market leader in providing solutions in HVAC, Factory Automation, Robots, CNC, Lifts & Elevators, Transportation and Medical sectors. As a major manufacturer of some of these pivotal technologies, we hold Europe’s energy challenges close to our heart. We want to help nations achieve their climate change goals and we also want to help individuals and businesses reduce the energy consumption of their buildings, whilst also helping to reduce their annual running costs.
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New products for Oventrop

Oventrop, a German company, is one of the leading manufacturers of valves, controls and systems for the Building Services Industry.
From today various new BIM files for Oventrop are available on MEPcontent. You can now download Revit families for Oventrop actuators, connection fitting Flypass and the Regufis W-HT with connection at the top.
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New products for Oventrop

Oventrop, a German company, is one of the leading manufacturers of valves, controls and systems for the Building Services Industry.
From today various new BIM files for Oventrop are available on MEPcontent. You can now download Revit families for Oventrop actuators, connection fitting Flypass 4TZ (NPT) and pressure independent control valves from the Cocon series.
Mayo 2016
Abril 2016
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How do you deal with BIM-standards?

Content. It is essential in BIM projects nowadays. Good content, which contains a lot and the correct information, ensures that a 3D model is becoming increasingly more important in the BIM process and in the ordering process. Engineers want to especially deliver perfect models. Models and drawings containing all the necessary information and that will not fail in an essential part in the BIM workflow. Therefore, good up-to-date content is required. But, what is "good" content now?

Many initiatives emerge both at the national and European levels in order to set a standard for uniform BIM content. To sum it up: In the Netherlands, we have a number of standards and norms such as the RVB BIM standard, DRS and recently also ETIM RT. At the European level, we have EMCS (Extended MEPcontent Standard) and the EU BIM task group that is working on a handbook; in the UK there are COBie (Construction Operations Building Information Exchange) and UK BIM standards. Are you still there?

At first glance, all standards seem to differ from each other, so it can be confusing to users (such as manufacturers or installers) which standard to use. We hear from manufacturers the legitimate question: "How can I effectively work with BIM with all the different standards?"

All roads lead to Rome
The famous proverb "all roads lead to Rome" is also true in the BIM world. Because the shared idea behind all these norms and standards is that chain-transcending improvements can be realized by standardizing certain parameters and values. This could include increasing effectiveness in designing, failure cost reduction, and better forecasting of maintenance and management costs.

In order to achieve this, it is important that the MEP engineer can easily connect to the different standards. The EMCS makes this possible. For example, content that complies with EMCS also complies with the requirements in the COBie and ETIM RT standards. This makes it possible to convert product data from the PIM database of a manufacturer (which conforms to ETIM RT standard) to BIM content that conforms to the EMCS. A manufacturer can therefore easily distribute its data among customers with different requirements for BIM models. The customer (e.g. an installer) can use these models with confidence in the BIM project and share them with construction partners. The data is, of course, uniform and correct!

The big challenge for all partners in the BIM playing field is to have databases in good order, to convert them into content containing the correct data, and at the same time be workable. This content must then be used in a proper way in the model.

About MEPcontent
In this way, MEPcontent provides the MEP engineer with all the necessary Revit families in order to optimize the BIM model to a high standard. A team of around 25 people works daily to create new content or optimize existing content. MEPcontent has been around for 15 years; the object library began 15 years ago. Over the years, this objects library has become a content platform with now more than 500,000 products for both the Electrical and Mechanical installer. MEPcontent has more than 10,000 active users across Europe. All content is in line with the current product range of known (European) manufacturers and suppliers.

EMCS 3.0
MEPcontent provides a standard that ensures uniform quality content for MEP projects: the Extended MEPcontent Standard (EMCS). The EMCS has been created in collaboration with the industry and is constantly evolving. For example, version 3.0 has recently been introduced.

New in the EMCS 3.0 is a description of rules for families to meet the RVB BIM standard. We do this in an IFC parameter so that it can be used within Solibri / Navisworks to classify elements according to N1-SfB.

Naming changes and connection to ETIM RT
Both users and manufacturers have helped to connect EMCS even more to the practice. Thus, in response to their feedback, an additional info field is defined that can distinguish between two families of the same product (detail family and generated family). Finally, some dimensional drawings (with corresponding supplementation of family parameters) added as an example, as well as examples of the linkage / mapping standards such as IFC, ETIM RT and COBie to EMCS classes and parameters.

It is possible to convert data from external databases to EMCS
MEPcontent wants to be the connection between engineer and manufacturer. Not only by offering a content platform, but also through the provision of a uniform standard that can be used for all partners in the chain. We are happy to discuss things like the EMCS 3.0 with you but also inquire about our options for mapping content to different standards.

Are you curious about the EMCS 3.0? The EMCS can be downloaded from www.MEPcontent.com/emcs. If you have valuable suggestions or additions, please let us know at info@mepcontent.com.
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Geberit PLS now comes with Autorouting functionality

Are you using Geberit piping systems in your BIM projects? From today you can design, change and manage your piping systems even more easily with the updated Product Line Sheets (PLS) with Autorouting functionality. Check out this video to find out how the functionality works.

Stabicad Autorouting is the new way to model MEP systems, such as ducts, pipes and cable trays. Specific and unspecified systems become dynamic with Stabicad Autorouting. This means that when you change the dimensions of a system, the specific properties such as the article number are automatically updated.

The Geberit PLS's with Autorouting are now available for MEPcontent subscribers. MEPcontent subscription gives you unlimited access to all manufacturer specific PLS files on MEPcontent.com. This way you can use the latest functionality, such as Stabicad Autorouting, in order to increase your productivity. Read all about the benefits of MEPcontent subscription.
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MEPcontent enriches more Product Lines with GTIN/GLN data

MEPcontent updates a series of Product Line Sheets (PLS) this week with GTIN and GLN information.

By expanding manufacturer-specific delivery programs in PLS format on MEPcontent with GTIN (Global Trade Item Number) and GLN (Global Location Number) information, a direct link can be made to external databases. MEP engineers can thus directly request trade information for 3D objects, such as price and stock, in a BIM project.

Click here for the latest updated Product Lines.

This is how MEPcontent meets the market demand for providing engineers with current product and marketing information starting from the first stage in the design process. The steps from design to realization of a BIM project can be made even more quickly and efficiently with this functionality.

Stabicad users with MEPcontent Subscription can import the PLS with GTIN/GLN data into Revit and AutoCAD.
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Autorouting functionality now available for Eriks PLS

Engineers designing with Eriks piping systems benefit from the Stabicad Autorouting advantages from today. Using the Autorouting functionality, engineers easily design, change and manage complete piping systems in Revit. Curious how this works? Check out the demo video.

Stabicad Autorouting is the new way to model MEP systems, such as ducts, pipes and cable trays. Specific and unspecified systems become dynamic with Stabicad Autorouting. This means that when you change the dimensions of a system, the specific properties such as the article number are automatically updated.

The Eriks PLS's with Autorouting are now available for MEPcontent subscribers. MEPcontent subscription gives you unlimited access to all manufacturer specific PLS files on MEPcontent.com. This way you can use the latest functionality, such as Stabicad Autorouting, in order to increase your productivity. Read all about the benefits of MEPcontent subscription.
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New: Sanha NiroSan

The Product Line Sheet of Sanha contains NiroSan press fittings and it also features the new functionality Stabicad Autorouting.
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VSH Product Line Sheets extended with Autorouting functionality

The VSH Product Line Sheets (PLS) on MEPcontent have been extended with a new functionality: Stabicad Autorouting. Users can now easily design, change and manage VSH piping systems in Stabicad for Revit. Watch this video to see the VSH Product Line Sheets with Autorouting functionality in action.

Stabicad Autorouting is the new way to model MEP systems, such as ducts, pipes and cable trays. Specific and unspecified systems become dynamic with Stabicad Autorouting. This means that when you change the dimensions of a system, the specific properties such as the article number are automatically updated.

The VSH PLS's are now available for MEPcontent subscribers. MEPcontent subscription gives you unlimited access to all manufacturer specific PLS files on MEPcontent.com. This way you can use the latest functionality, such as Stabicad Autorouting, in order to increase your productivity. Read all about the benefits of MEPcontent subscription.
Marzo 2016
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New dimensions Brugman

Brugman's Product Line Sheet has been updated with new dimensions. In addition to the Centric and Compact radiators, the Standard radiators have full length sizes now as well.