PTCuniversity Module 1 6 Module Overview Schematic driven pipeline modeling involves cyg based on 2-0 schematic data created in Crag Stes ‘schematic data is mapped to piping specifi ta when creating -D piping systems. The 2-D schematic data’ inan XML file, The mapping of data occurs when you creatgipaines, route pipelines, and insert fittings. Changes to piping diagrams "Schematics can be passed on to piping designs in Creo Parametric, AlG@tied diagrams can be re-exported, and imported again into piping Logically referenced data such as fittings can be updated ana janges can be implemented in piping designs. When design che being implemented, it is important to use reporting tools su “échematic consistency checker to monitor progress of changes andigjuvide feedback on design problems. In this module, you route/pipelines using previously created XML data, and insert lines. You update schematic piping designs and Je the process of using 2-D schematic data when creating 3. ing designs, eate schematic driven pipelines. + Insert fitings in schematic driven pipelines. + Describe the process of passing on changes from Creo Schematics piping diagrams into piping designs. + Pass changes from Creo Schematics piping diagrams into Creo Parametric, piping designs. + Understand how to use the schematic check report tool 2012 Pre, Mosule 16 | PapePTCuniversity Designating Schematic Information You can relate items in 2-D schematic designs to specification driven piping assemblies. This enables transfer of 2-D design information 1g components. Designating Schematic Items ey + Map 2-0 schematic data to 3-0 piping a designs ~ Pipelines/€ quipmentNozzles/Fitings! cae Branches —_ Reference Columns Figure 1 = + Designator Ea + Model + Component Status Options + Designated J + Auto Match NS © Mana! tach ee Soa + Multiple S&S Figure 2 - Designated » Missing @ line interne + Undesignated & Designating Sch: Designating scher involves mapping 2-D schematic data created in Creo Schemaficy m\tems in specitication-drven piping assembles. ems that can be deg @ater’ are pipelines, equipment, nozzles, fitings, and branches. During the-deeignation process, the following items can be displayed as refer imns in the Pipeline Designation dialog box. These items ident properties and Crea Parametric components: + Designator - The value ofthe refdes property specified in the XML fle. + Model ~ The value of the modelname property in the XML ie. + Component - The Creo Parametric piping assembly component name. “The following Status Options are displayed when the results of mapping ‘model property values fo components are displayed in the status column: + Designated - The component is designated and this information is stored in the pipeline, + Auto Match —A single instance of the component is found inthe piping assembly and is automatically matched. + Manual Match ~The component has been selected manually. + Mutiple ~ Several components with the same name have been found. Module 16 1Pape2 © 2012 Fre.PTCuniversity + Missing component with the specified name under the Model column is not found, + Undesignated— A component that has been undesignated manually, 2012 Pre, Mosule 16 | Page 8PTCuniversity PROCEDURE - Designating Schematic Information Close Window 1] Erase Not Displayed 4 a PipingDesignating Information [EJ DESIGNATE.ASM Create a pipeline using schematic information. 1 Enable only the following Datum Display types: 28E 2. Load piping specic configuration options + Click File > Options << + Click Configuration Ealtor fom the Creo roe inion * Sas tee cote tnt enn + Click Working Directory =. Select PIPING_CONFIG PRO 4 sk no tom he Gros aaron ga do BD [tisersirs nate cnfa ttt ope thera tat Trees somes fon piping_desigr_method is. schematic_driven is set to yes, fon from Creo Parametric piping Efcation-driven pipeline routing. ‘Create Pipeline x Eres] Schematic ven MOL Fie (atputved| 6 Schematic Label Leg | Label | Parameters Defined pen lr in he Create Pipeline dialog box Select PIPING_OUTPUT.XML | SP#efieation | sring spec» and click Open: Size 1A + Notice that the schematic information is used to complete | She “ * the Create Pipeline dialog box, | tnemonic [natn : as shown, = Number [leg CT insulation |: Module 16 1Pape#| © 2012 Fre.PTCuniversity Task Designate components in the piping assembly. 1. Click Designate Pipeline = = Components @ inthe Greate seine _cnpenn Pipeline dialog box. ee + Notice that the 150A_IC component is automatically designated, as shown. i + Select the IC-2 row in the ial dialog box, as shown, ee + Notice that both S0A_IC components are highlighted + Select the right S0A_IC component onthe madel, as, 0 shown, 3b Notice thatthe IC-2 row , updates, as shown. Al Feared componente Pipeline routing have been designate. ee ‘Store Designation Info i the Pipeline Designation flog box. + Notice that the components and ports where pipelines can = be routed from are highlighted a ‘on the model, as shawn. This completes the procedure. 2012 Pre, Mosule 16 | Page §PTCuniversity Routing Pipelines Using Schematic Information You can route a specification driven pipeline based on the schomatic inform; in a 2-D Creo Schematics piping design. Enabling Schematic Driven + pipeline_schematic_ driven = yes + Use with Spec Driven Piping ‘Schematic Driven Pipeline Routing ea + StartEnd Port Locations Highlighted — Matched ENTRY_PORT parameter ») + EquipmentiNozzles Highlighted RCH + Connected tems = Not Highlighted *+ Warning Messages — Non-Designated items jure 1 — Highlighted & Be laca te ‘Components information Routing Pipelines Using Schet Enabling Schematic Driven: Yo, ute a pipeline based on the schematic information # the piping_s¢ ‘riven configuration option is set to yes. + The Schematic Drivegaptislis only available within Specification Driven Piping ‘Schematic Driven Sipatine Routing assists in routing operations in the following ways + All avallabl@ st2¥ and end port locations (coordinate systems) along with the corpgspaading equipment or nozzle are highlighted during routing, - dinate systems are highlighted only if the ENTRY_PORT meter in XML has the same value as the coordinate system name of the corresponding equipment or nozzle. (For example, portd.) — Terminal ports and models that are already connected are not highlighted: + Waring messages appear'f you select a non-designated item for a start or fend port location. You can ignore the warning message and continue the routing operation from the selected port. This difference can be verified by performing a schematic consistency check after routing is complete. Module 16 1ape&| © 2012 Fre.PTCuniversity PROCEDURE - Routing Pipelines Using Schematic Information Close Window] Erase Not Displayed Ta Piping schematic Rowing EI scem_RouTe.as Task Prepare to route a pipeline using schematic information. 2, Load piping-specific configuration options. + Click File > Options. 4. Enable only the folowing Datum Display types: 9 RY + Click Configuration Editor in the Creo Parametfe Options dialog box. + Select Import configuration file from the, =xport drop-down Click Working Directory C3 S Geet PNG CONTO.RO ad Cnn + Click OK in the Creo Parameteffptions dialog box + Click No in the Creo Parar ptions message windows [D Tiis ensures that ration option piping_design_method is set to spec_driv ping_schematic_driven is sef to yes. This enable information from Creo Schematics piping designs to be fing specfication-driven pipeline routing y DIWATER LEG 1 ASU AP TRANING_SPEC_1504_40 JLEG4 Insert Here 9 inser Here in the model tree. it necessary, click Pipeline View to de-select the option in the drop-down lst. 6. Ciick Settings “TH “inthe model {tela slr Tee iors 1. Inthe Model Tree lems clog Wor select the Features check Dox under Olcply and cok OK 8, Expand WATER-LEG-1ASM in re mouel ee "Nae he efeatd ne sock 2d pln as shown 2012 Pre, Mosule 16 | Page 7Task PTCuniversity Route a pipeline using schematic information. 4. Click Pipe = from the Routing group. + Select LEG- in the model tree + lick Confirm to activate the WATER-LEG-1.ASM. + Notice that the available routing ports and components are highlighted on the model, as shown or" oe 2. Edit the comer type for pipelines. + Click Environment|Z trom the + Select Fitting fom the Comes + This ensures that sharp, bends, You can add ings later group. “drop-down list. Click OK. re created in pipelines instead of 8: Gey set tart ns Rowing wn Soe eae 1808 16 Scheegoy she el one +a &® Module 16 Pane a ‘© 2012 PrePTCuniversity 4. Create the first pipeline segment = + Click Extend «from the aa Routing group. =a z + Select Along Csys Axis as the type of extend, as shown, + Edit the length value to 3000, and press ENTER Eee + Ciek Apply co il 5, Create the second pipeline NN segment Bac "Selec the Y axle option con + Edit the length value to 1000 and press ENTER, as shown. + Click OK 6. Create atid pipeline segment. 2S 6 vcierormren ? rng O ees, Routing group. a + Select PORTO on t ‘Component on the showin + Glick Apple w SSRe To Ponies pe a + Notic ipleted pipeline oo & —¥ ‘The warning in the message area indicates that the pipe segment size, 150A, and the entry port size, S0A, are mismatched. This can be resolved by inserting @ reducer in the pipeline, This completes the procedure. 2012 Pre, Mosule 16 | Page 8PTCuniversity Inserting Fittings Using Schematic Information You can insert fittings in a specification driven pipeline based on the schematic information within a 2-D Creo Schematics piping design. Inserting Fittings + Associated schematic pipeline in XML__| Stn Psion Fiting Requirements Sagi PPE DEO) ATER + Category Parameter = w htappedvalucin ping cat dcptd & < Gearing Caen | on « SNAME Peremetr mate eS = Mapped vai in piping. meat sips | € BN E + SIZE Parameter nage BSS? = Optional Qe : ~ he Nunberion Szejagg Gree engrnc + Context-sensitive information Displ Pipeline in a piph Pipeline in Fry aens: onset serene tig. 2 mbsf recone reeks + The XRIL information fora fiting must contain a CATEGORY parameter that has a value specified in the piping_mcat_dicptd fle. This value Controls the activation ofthe fiting category icans in the Inser Fitting dialog box after you select a pipe segment + The SNAME parameter must have a value in the piping_meat_dir.ptd fle corresponding to a category. For example, if you specify CATEGORY REDUCER and SNAME = CRED, the fiting category ican for a reducer is activated and the Selection Name list displays CRED in the Insert Fitting dialog box. + Ifthe XML information fora fiting contains the SIZE parameter, the fitting is then only available ifthe selected pipe segment has a matching size, If the SIZE parameter is not present the fiting can be inserted regardless of the pipe segment size. ‘assembly is associated with an appropriate schematic Module 16 1Page 10| (9 2012 Pre.PTCuniversity Group Fittings: When inserting group fittings context-sensitive information ‘such as the valve number, new size, and branch size for the selected fiting are displayed based on the information in the XML ie 2012 Pre, Module 16 [Page 11PTCuniversity PROCEDURE - Inserting Fittings Using Schematic Information Close Window 21] Erase Not Displayed: # Ba Pipingscnematc_Fitngs GO schew_Frrrasm ‘Task 1: Prepare to route a pipeline using schematic information. 4. Disable all Datum Display types. 2, Load piping specific configuration options. + Click File > Options. + Click Configuration Editor from the Creo Paramett window. + Select Import configuration fl menu, hex Working Directory Ss? ‘Select PIPING_CONFIG,PRO and cli Click OK from the Creo Parametric pts window. Click No from the Creo ParamelyeGetions window. Dm [Fis rnes tt cnt opi a ead is set to spec_ driven ang.gldg schematic dren is set to yes, This enables achemalipteerfaion from Creo Schematics pping designs tobe usedtQgyrbecifiation-diven fing insertion Inthe sbbon, eef@eins + EIWATER-LEG-1ASM Application AA TRANING SPEC. 1604 40 4, Glick rom the Bucs Engineet group. 2 Poe Set Sat id63 5. Click &iging System Views Pe Extenda es 7 Ppe Extend 66 (7 Pe To Powtid 70 necessary. click Pipeline + inert Here jew to de-select the option in eauiiee the drop-down ist Case ithe model tree. 8. Click Settings “TH * in te model tree and select Tree Filters. 7. In the Model Tree Htems dialog box, select the Features check box under Display and click OK. 8. Expand WATER-LEG-1.ASM in the model te. + Notice the pipeline features as shown, Module 16 1Page 12 (9 2012 Pre.Task PTCuniversity Insert reducer fitings inthe pipeline using schematic information. 1. Click Insert Fitting I from the Fitting group. + Select a location on the Pipeline segment, as shown, Notice that the Insert Fitting dialog box is completed, as shown. A reducer fiting of size BOA is automatically selected based on the associated XML file. Edit the fting position to 1000 fon the model Click Apply Notice that the reducer fiting is placed on the pipeline, as. shown, S se ¢ sssociated XML file fe fiting position to 1000 the model. eS ‘Apply + Notice thatthe second reducer ‘iting is placed on the pipeline, as shown, & 2 aa sens wae @> + Select a location 7? Dipeine sagas own + Ratce the Sa iting Gag poke Amos A reaueeOse tae SOKis a ly selected based 2 2012 Pre, ode 16 | Page 13PTCuniversity Task: Insert valve ftings in the pipet using schematic information, 41. Insert a gate valve fitting. Er + Select a location on the Pipeline segment, as shown + Click Expand Preview ¥in the Insert Fiting dialog box. + Notice that the Insert Fitting dialog box is completed, as shown. A gate valve fiting is automaticaly selected based fon the associated XML fie. + Esit the fiting position to 1800 ‘on the model + Click Apply. + Notice that the valve fiting is placed on the pipeline, as shown, Twn nang rs een aS Sogn tae nt . a fitting position to 1500, nodal lick OK. Notice that the valve fiting is placed on the pipeline, as shown, This completes the procedure, Module 16 1Page 14 ‘© 2012 PrePTCuniversity Schematic Consistency Check Report ‘You can compare 2-D schematic design data with the equivalent schematic driven 3-D piping design using the schemat consistency check report tool. Comparing 2-D and 3-D Data ‘Schematic Report Information + 2-D schematic XML data fles + Schematic and Model Data. + 3D pipelines + General Pipeline Information Pipeline Designation Dialog Box _* List tems in pipelines a + Glick Info > Schematic Check Status Column Opt — Blank Spa teal = X= Mismatge) Addit tem in model sing from model Fi Schematic Report Results ey Check Report 74 Data: The schematic consistency check reports some ring the 2-D schematic information and the 3-D model information ea Ge pvaine n ge Designation dialog box, you can click Info > Schematic Check 'a schematic check report information: The report consists of four columns: Item, Schematic oe ‘and Model Info. The report provides information in the following sequence + General information about the pipeline, such as Mnemonic, Number, Size, and Spec. + Information relating to the main extension, followed by each branch extension, The branch extensions are identified using the string Bx DETAILS, where xx is the extension number. Within each extension, the connected series and their constituent components are reported using the flow direction and the sequence in which they appear on the pipeline, + Each element is reported in a row. The schematic and model information are reported under the respective Schematic Info and Model Info columns, + The Status column is used to indicate the result of the consistency check, ‘The following options can be displayed in the Status column: 2012 Pre, Module 18 | Page 18PTCuniversity — Blank Space ~ Item is identical between schematic and model = X= Item is mismatched between schematic and model = + Adgitional item in the model. ‘= == Item is missing from the model Module 16 1Page 16 (9 2012 Pre.PTCuniversity Updating Piping Designs from Creo Schematics You can pass on changes from schematic designs in Creo Schematics into schomatic driven 3-D piping designs. Creo Schematics we + Changes to Creo Schematics Piping Sfp} Sf Diagram a + Export XML file Figure 1 ~ Modified Schematic Piping Design oa + Import XML File arate ; + Update Designated Information = Pipelines = Equipment By = Fittings: 2 Pipeline Designation ‘Schematic Consistency Check Dialog Box Update Piping Design + Modify Pipelines + Replace Fitings We Updating Piping Det Creo Schemati + Compare 2.0 and 3-0 Data IN & & 1968 to Creo Schematics piping diagrams (P & 1Ds) can be passes ing designs by re-exporting an XML fle from the pling lage yp changes have been made to he cag, Piping Desi$i& To maintain design integrity, the updated XML fle can be erate conteney shee can ten be prfered This compares the 2012 Pre, Module 18 | Page 17PTCuniversity PROCEDURE - Updating Piping Designs from Creo Schematics Close Window 21] Erase Not Displayed: # Ba Piping'scnematc_Update rsp_upoaTEASM ‘Task 1: Import updated schematic data and designate components 4. Disable all Datum Display types. 2. Load pina speci contrat options nS + Chk Fle> Options he main men & « Ghot coneguraton Eton n res Parana (GSS Nat sneer errs + Sole import oniguration fe om tho iment Tek Wong Oscar 2 Saled PPING. CONFIG PRO and cS “hon en Para gtx + Click No in the Creo Parametric @RlGh®’ message window. —— rt drop-down 43. In the ribbon, select the fori OY | 4 lek eteng I ra 5. Gig Pina spree Sick Pipeline View.fo 4e-select the option in + Expand WATER-LEG-1.ASM in the model tree. + Notice the two reducer fitings in the model tree, as shown, Module 16 1Page 18| (9 2012 Pre.PTCuniversity & 2 7. Glick Designation &8 fom the r—@ Pipeline group. + Select the pipeline segment between the two reducers. + Click Open flay in the Pipeline Designation dialog box. Click Working Directory Ci, Select NEW_REDUCERS. XML and click Open, [D _ The new_reducers.xml file contains schematic infor does not match with the two reducer fitings cu fed in the Pipeline, See the schematic diagram below. 5, Sette Equipment = are designated and auto & — matched, as shown. 9. Select the Fittings tab, "Nice that both —— Compenots ate Fo ihn designated ar reir o ~ Sate a ase shown, + Theowsgipcr recs wenapeeesalth roduc of ysereseze, tice that the two connectors are listed as missing in the formation window, as shown, Click Close in the information window. * Glick Store Designation nfo win the Pipeline Designation data 10. Gjgk ito > Designation Info inthe Pipeline Designation calog box. : OF 2012 Pre, Module 18 | Page 18Task PTCuniversity Replace the current reducers in the pipeline with new reducers. 41. Select the first reducer inthe Pipeline, as shown, + Right-click and select, Replace. + Select the XML File check box. in the Replace Fitting Dialog box, as shown, + Notice that the New size text box updates to 100A ‘automatically, This information 's being read from the rnev_reducers xm! fe. + Click OK to replace the first reducer, * @ mae apes 2. Notice that you then zoom in te the second reducer in the Pipeline, as shown, + Click OK in the Modi Fiting dialog box to replace the second reducer fiting. + Notice that both reducer been replaced in the free, as shown, & ores ira Sea This completes the procedure, Module 16 1Pag620| ‘© 2012 Pre