Total Scope of the Course9:49
Explore the isometric life cycle in piping engineering, from basics, nodes, sections, symbols, offsets, and dimensions to reading, checking, workflow, and automation of reports for efficient fabrication and field fit.
What is Isometric Drawing?13:33
Explore the fundamentals of isometric drawing for piping projects, including single-line representations, dimensional notes, route clarity, and integration with fabrication and stress analysis.
Various Sections of Isometric Drawings5:47
Identify the four core sections of isometric drawings—drawing area, block area, process details, and title block—and learn how dimensions and line coordinates define piping routing.
Various types of Norths In Piping Deliverables11:24
Explore true north and magnetic north, with declination, plant north, and platform north in piping deliverables. Identify notes used in engineering drawings, including isometric notes.
Various Usages of Isometrics6:26
Explore the direct and indirect usages of isometrics in piping engineering, from stress analysis and fabrication planning to as-built updates and 3d model integration.
How to read isometrics19:56
Learn to read isometrics in piping engineering by identifying symbols for fittings, understanding offsets and dimensions, and interpreting coordinates, elevations, and the isometric drawing layout.
Isometric Checking phase36:43
Isometric checking safeguards piping projects by verifying inputs, drawings alignment, and notes before site fabrication. It covers title blocks, equipment connections, supports, instrumentation, and best practices to ensure error-free isometrics.
Isometric Checking Cycle27:07
Explore the isometric checking cycle in piping engineering, detailing stakeholder roles from project manager to checkers, and a paperless, stage-by-stage flow from extracted isometrics through issuing.
All about Piping Spools12:34
Learn about piping spools and their prefabrication, including shop fabrication, rolling, and field welding, guided by isometrics for fast, safe installation and quality control.
Inch Dia & Inch Meter7:55
Explore the isometric life cycle and inch dia and inch meter units to quantify piping fabrication, welding, and erection progress. Learn how these units estimate resources, costs, and project schedules.

Various Stakeholders, Various Stages & Isometric Tracker11:16
Explore isometric management across an 11-stage lifecycle, detailing stakeholders, data capture in the isometric tracker, and how to automate and export daily status reports.
Report Extraction by Pivot Tables, Slicers16:01
Demonstrates building isometric life cycle reports with pivot tables and slicers to track 11 stages, checkers, and modelers, using filters, columns, and rows for data extraction.
Various Pivot Table Options9:13
Explore pivot table options to manage layout, subtotals, grand totals, and dynamic filtering, with step-by-step tips for refreshing data, dragging fields, and sorting options.
Isometric Hold List & Its Management5:36
Learn how to assemble and manage an isometric hold list, categorize holes by category and discipline, and present detailed pivot and slicer reports to stakeholders for timely clearance.
Daily, Weekly, Monthly Status Report Extraction9:17
master time line tools and pivot tables to extract daily, weekly, and monthly status reports by grouping dates and stages, and visualizing data with the timeline feature.
Trick to fill Isometric Tracker Quickly8:00
Learn to quickly fill the isometric tracker using lookup formulas to transfer data into the isometric trigger and batch generate lists across thousands of isometrics.

Requirements

Designers, Engineers

Description

This Course covers following items related to Isometric Drawings :

1. What is Isometric Drawing

a) What is Isometric drawing

b) Various Features of isometrics

c) Items covered in Drawings

2. Various Norths

a) True North

b) Magnetic North

c) Declination

d) Plant North

e) Isometric North

f) Platfrom North

3. Various Sections of Isometrics

a) Drawing Section

b) Material Section

c) Process Details

d) Drawing Title

4. Usages of Isometrics

a) Direct Usages

b) In-Direct usages

5. How to read Isometrics

a) Various Symbols for

b) Piping Fittings

c) Piping Valves

d) Piping Components

e) Drawing Symbols

f) Offset vs No offset

g) Calculate Pipe Lengths

h) Dimentions & Co-ordinates

i) Actual Isometric Details

6. Isometric Check Points

a) Various Inputs required

b) Isometric Check Points

c) Various Point w.r.t. Actual Isometrics

d) General Notes

e) Best Practices

7. Isometric Checking Cycle

a) Various Stakeholders

b) Basic Flow of Information

c) Checking on Hard Paper Sheets

d) Paperless Iso-Checking

8. Spools Vs Isometrics

a) Why Spools are required?

b) Pre-Fabrication process

c) Isometrics Vs Spools

d) Understand FW vs FFW

e) Benefits of Spool Making

9. Inch Dia & Inch Meter

a) What is Inch Dia

b) Why Inch Dia is Important Various Applications of Inch Dia

c) What is Inch Meter?

d) Why inch Meter is important?

e) Various Applications of Inch Meter

10. Isometric Management

a) Listing out Various Stakeholders

b) Expectations of all Stakeholders

c) Understanding Various Stages of Isometric Life Cycle

d) Sample Isometric tracker

e) Extraction of Reports from Isometric Tracker with MS-Excel :

f) Pivot Tables

g) Slicers

h) Adding More than one Pivot

i) Merging slicers with Pivot tables

j) Learning various Pivot Table Options (MS-Excel tools)

k) Hold Managements

l) How to create/Track & Present Holds to other stakeholders

m) How to Automate Status reports for individual Modelers & Checkers w.r.t. Daily/Weekly/Monthly basis

11. Tricks & Tips

a) How to fill the Isometric tracker Data quickly

b) How to Automate the reporting status

c) Trick to Copy files automatically from various Folders

Who this course is for:

Designers & Engineers

Isometric Life Cycle -11 Modules : Piping Engineering

What you'll learn

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Course content

Understanding the Isometric Drawings10 lectures • 2hr 31min

Role Play: Q&A Session1 lecture0

Isometric Management6 lectures • 59min

Role Play-2: Q&A Session1 lecture0

Bonus Section1 lecture • 3min

Requirements

Description

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