Create new drums will create new drums in case the operation fills up all existi

ng drums and still cables are left to be assigned, otherwise, these cables will
be left untouched waiting for new drums to be created manually
Delete empty drums in case the auto assignment shuffles results in empty drums,
they will be deleted
Select all reference cables will handle all the cables of all types in the proje
ct, otherwise, only for the selected type of cable
Select all pulling areas will perform the operation for all pulling areas, other
wise, only for the selected one.
The algorithm works as follows:
Based on the defined cable set ( all reference cables, include assigned cables),
the system will organize them in an descending actual length order, from the lo
ngest cable down to the shortest, per cable type and per pulling area set, as de
fined in the check boxes options.
The system will also set the same order to the existing drums of the same refere
nce cable, starting from the drum that has the longest free cable available, to
the shortest ( free cable on drum would mean the maximum cable on drum figure
to
tal cable assigned to the drum, including spare).
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Then, the system will start, per pulling area and per cable19 Switch to Position
and Orientation category
20 Place the Equipment at E 10, N -35, EL 2
21 Select the Nozzle, Vessel Noz1 at the top of the Equipment T-162 in the model
.
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22 Select Smartplant, Correlate with Design Basis option
23 System prompts from Item from PID
24 Select Nozzle B2, at the top in PID Viewer
25 Select Update from Compare design basis form. This will change the nozzle
properties in the model to match PID
26 Close the form
27 Select Nozzle B2 in WSE and open its properties page
28 Change its length to 1 6
29 Select the Nozzle, Vessel Noz2 on Equipment T-162 in the model.
30 Select Smartplant, Correlate with Design Basis option
31 System prompts from Item from PID
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52 SmartPlant 3D Equipment Modeling Student Workbook
32 Select Nozzle P2, in PID Viewer
33 Select Update from Compare design basis form. This will change the nozzle
properties in the model to match PID
34 Close the form
35 Select Nozzle P2 in WSE and open its properties page
36 Change its length to 1 6
37 Switch to location tab and change N1 to 33 . Ok on the form
38 Select the Nozzle, Vessel Noz3 on Equipment T-162 in the model.
39 Select Smartplant, Correlate with Design Basis option
40 System prompts from Item from PID
41 Select Nozzle A5, in PID Viewer
42 Select Update from Compare design basis form. This will change the nozzle
properties in the model to match PID
43 Close the form
44 Select Nozzle A5 in WSE and open its properties page
45 Change its length to 1 6
46 Switch to location tab and change N1 to 32 . Ok on the form
47 Select nozzle T3 in PID viewer
48 Select place nozzle command in the model
49 Select DP2, under T-162 in WSE, as the shape to add nozzle to.
50 Software displays Place Nozzle form with all Nozzle data already filled from

PID.
Change the length to 1
51 Switch to Location tab, and make following changesFollowing initial zone defi
nition, pipe runs are either directly input by the user, imported from an extern
ally created line-list spreadsheet, or derived from P&IDs (see Figure 2). The in
tegrated SmartPlant Layout pipe autorouter then calculates and displays the lowe
st possible cost pipe routes for a given plant layout and applied rules.SP3D Pip
ing Tutorial: Routing Pipes from P & ID
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Figure 28: Placed Component
20. Now, continue routing the pipeline using the off-page connector (OPC). Open
the continuation P&ID INT02. Click SmartPlant > View P&ID command.
21. The View P&ID dialog box appears. Select the drawing INT02 and click Open.
Figure 29: Open P&ID File Dialog Box
The P&ID File Viewer window appears.
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Figure 30: P&ID File Viewer Window
22. Now, click the Route Pipe button on the vertical toolbar.
23. Select the Select From P&ID option in the Run drop-down list on the Route
Pipe ribbon.
Figure 31: Route Pipe Ribbon
24. The P&ID File Viewer window appears. In the P&ID File Viewer, click the P268 pipeline, as shown in Figure 32.
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Figure 32: P-268 Pipeline in the P&ID INT02 Drawing
25. The New Pipe Run dialog box appears. The system populates the New Pipe
Run dialog box automatically by using P&ID and design basis. Click OK to
accept the default values and close the dialog box.
Figure 33: New Pipe Run Dialog Box
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26. Select the end feature of the pipe to start the routing. You now see an outl
ine of
the pipe run in your model now. Click in the graphic view to place the pipe run,
as shown in Figure 34.
Figure 34: Placed Pipe Run
27. Click the Insert Component button on the vertical toolbar.
28. Now, position the cursor along the Pipe Straight Feature, as shown in Figure
35
and click to define the active placement point.
Figure 35: Pipe Straight Feature
29. The P&ID File Viewer window appears. In the P&ID File Viewer, click the gate
valve, as shown in Figure 36.
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SmartPlant Layout-integrated pipe autorouter to calculate and display the lowest
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.
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are highlighted in red.

Figure 1: The results of autorouting are dictated by the specifications and rule
s used.
All runs are orthogonal, and flanges are automatically placed (specification-dri
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