Starting values

Round duct material

Here the material for construction of pipework will be determined. (manufacturer, type)

Flexible and standing seam ducts are also availabe.

... Button to edit the Material Manager for all trades.

Pressure stage DN

Here you can choose the pressure stage of the system.

Component parts will be suggested automatically with the equal flange dimension.

Length of component parts come from the table eo EN558.

Cross Section

Shows the cross section from start point to be used for construction.

If an already existing component part should be continued, the cross section will be overtaken automatically.

Round or oval parts are possible.

Pos.No.:

Assigns the first component part position number for construction.

All following parts will be automatically numbered in consecutive order.

These numbers are shown on screen and in the Parts list.

Start Height

The start height is the Absolute-Height of the ductwork in the building.

The upper, center and bottom edge of duct can be selected.

The other values will be calculated through the ductwork dimensions.

Direction

The direction determines the construction direction from the first ductwork point.

The direction of both clicked ductwork points will be shown.

Any angle can be used.

The main directions are:

horizontal:

000° - to the right on screen

090° - straight up on screen

180° - to the left on screen

270° - straight down on screen

vertical:

000° - horizontal construction

090° - vertical construction straight up

-90° - vertical construction straight down

tilted:

Ducts can be tilted around the horizontal axis.

e.g.: Cross-section example with roof slope:

Position

The position describes the direction of duct in relation to a wall, when both duct points are placed on a line or wall.

left:

Duct is set to the left of the line.

center:

Duct is set on the center of the line.

right:

Duct is set to the right of the line.

distance:

the distance between the duct and the line by settings left

and right.

Functional fields

(Place, Continuous construction, Cancel)

See chapter "Functional fields"