Pipe and Structure Data Tables
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Pipe and Structure Data Tables
Piping Engineer provides comprehensive table interfaces for managing pipes and structures with efficient data management and bulk operations capabilities.
Overview
Pipe and structure data tables allow you to:
- Manage the pipes and structures data through independent table interfaces
- Perform bulk operations on multiple elements
Features
Selecting Network Data
The tool provides 3 modes to select your network data to display:
- By Selection of Pipes/Structures - Select the objects to show.
- By Piping Network - Select the network to display the data.
- By Pipe Run - Select the initial and last Pipe/Structure.
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Rule Validation Display
The tool displays hightligted in red background color the pipes/structures elements that are not complying with the rules
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Quick Slope Override Rule
Piping Engineer allows users to define a quick rule to check the slope range in the tool.
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Refreshing Latest Data
The tool has a refresh button to update the latest data from the file.
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Table Column Preferences Customization
The tools allows you to customize the data columns you want to show in each of your tables.
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Basic Workflow
- Open Piping Engineer from the DiRoots tab
- Select Network - Choose the piping network to work with
- Choose Tool - Select the appropriate tool (Elevation Design, Slope Validation, etc.)
- Configure Settings - Set up tool-specific parameters and options
- Apply Changes - Execute modifications and validate results
- Save Profile - Save configurations for future use