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Copying a valve - AutoCAD P&ID Tutorial
From the course: AutoCAD P&ID Essential Training: User
Copying a valve
- [Instructor] One of the greatest advantages of using a CAD program to create and maintain your plant P90 is the ability to copy and reuse components that you have already created. The time that we save by not having to create duplicates is applied directly to your project budget. When using intelligent P90, however, we also have to consider how to copy the valves and the components without creating duplicate tags in the database. Let's take a look at drawing 05_05, and I'm going to place some valves on one of the lines here. Place a globe valve, and we'll pop that down here. So you'll notice it gave us that automatic tag update. I'm going to copy that valve just using standard AutoCAD. Just move it along on this same line. So you'll notice the first thing that happens is, it does not automatically update that valve to the next sequential number. When you encounter a duplicate tag it automatically creates a question mark. And what this does is flags you in the database. You know…
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Inserting a valve on a pipe line4m 51s
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Assigning tag information to your valve2m 41s
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Substituting valve body types1m 41s
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Moving a valve to a different pipe line1m 29s
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Copying a valve2m 12s
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Placing reducers on your pipe line3m 15s
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Placing spec breaks or other segment breakers on your pipe line2m 18s
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