SmartPiant 3D Programming I

SmartPiant 3D Programming I

Student Workbook

Process,Power & Marine

Version 2009.1 March 2010 N/A

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Table of Contents

INTRODUCTION ..................................................................................................................................... 5

UNDERSTANDING SMART PLANT 3D DATA MODEL.......................................................................... 6

LAB 1: CREATE A QUERY THAT RETURNS ALL PART CLASSES OF TYPE SHAPESCLASS DEFINED IN THE CATALOG DATABASE............................................................................................ 17

LAB 2: CREATE A QUERY TO FIND OUT THE TOTAL NUMBER OF PART CLASSES IN THE CATALOG DATABASE ........................................................................................................................ 23

LAB 3: CREATE A QUERY TO LIST ALL SMART EQUIPMENT PARTS IN THE CATALOG

DATABASE .......................................................................................................................................... 25

LAB 4: LIST ALL EQUIPMENT SHAPES LOCATED IN THE PALETTE .............................................. 27

LAB 5: LIST ALL EQUIPMENTS LOCATED IN THE MODEL WITH ITS CORRESPONDING PART NAME FROM THE CATALOG DATABASE .......................................................................................... 29

LAB 6: LIST ALL PIPE RUNS AND PIPELINE NAMES LOCATED IN THE MODEL DATABASE ........ 32

LAB 7: LIST ALL OBJECT WITH NOTES IN THE MODEL DATABASE .............................................. 34

LAB 8: LIST ALL PIPE COMPONENT OCCURRENCES IN THE MODEL DATABASE PER PIPERUN38

LAB 9: LIST ALL VALVES OCCURRENCES LOCATED IN THE MODEL PER PIPERUN ................... 42

LAB 10: CREATING A NAMING RULE FOR PIPELINE SYSTEMS...................................................... 46

LAB 11: CREATING A NAMING RULE FOR PIPERUN OBJECTS ...................................................... 54

LAB 12: CREATING A NAMING RULE FOR MEMBER PARTS ........................................................... 63

LAB 13: PIPING COMPONENT SYMBOL ............................................................................................ 72

LAB 14: PIPING INSTRUMENT SYMBOL ............................................................................................ 79

LAB 15: VALVE OPERATOR SYMBOL ............................................................................................... 86

LAB 16: PIPING SYMBOL WITH MULTIPLE REPRESENTATIONS (OPTIONAL) ............................... 97

LAB 17: 90 DEG VERTICAL OUTSIDE CABLETRAY FITTING SYMBOL (OPTIONAL)..................... 103

LAB 18: ELECTRICAL BOX CONNECTOR SYMBOL (OPTIONAL)................................................... 114

LAB 19: ELECTRICAL BOX CONNECTOR - SYMBOL MODIFICATION (OPTIONAL) ...................... 125

LAB 20: ELECTRICAL JUNCTION BOX SYMBOL (OPTIONAL) ....................................................... 129

LAB 21: SHAPE SYMBOL (OPTIONAL) ............................................................................................ 140

APPENDIX .......................................................................................................................................... 149

Symbol Helper Reference ........................................................................................................................... 149

Geometry Factory Programming Reference ................................................................................................. 157

NamingRulesHelper Object......................................................................................................................... 187

Attribute Helper service .............................................................................................................................. 189

Relation Helper service ............................................................................................................................... 195

SP3D References Tool ................................................................................................................................ 201

Debugging Your Code ................................................................................................................................ 203

Creation of Cab Files .................................................................................................................................. 204

Update Custom Symbol Configuration ........................................................................................................ 209

Introduction

The Student workbook is designed as an aid for students attending the SP3D Programming I class presented by Intergraph Corporation, and it’s a supplement to the standard product documentation.

Objective

This document is designed to provide a guideline for people who need to design symbol definitions and naming rules for the SmartPlant 3D application. This workbook includes, but is not limited to the following:

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