a. AutoPIPE model (DAT)
b. AutoPIPE Backup (BAK)
c. AutoPIPE Batch (NTL)
d. Archive (APC)
Note: before importing a file int AutoPIPE, be sure to perform the following commands in the original application creating these files - audit - purge - database clean
a. ADL PIPE Translator (*.ADI)
Import ADLPIPE file into AutoPIPE
b. PCF Translator (*.PCF)
Import application generated PCF files from:
i. Autodesk Inventor v. Solidworks
ii. Autodesk Plant 3D vi. Catia
iii. CADWorx vii. Medusa
iv. SmartPlant 3D viii. AutoDesk Revit
c. Strait Translator (*.n)
Import PDS files into AutoPIPE
d. ISM (*.ism)
Update from Repository
a. After import, how to fix piping that are not all connected?
->Example #1
->Example #2
b. AutoCAD DWG / DXFMS (XLS, XLSX, TXT)
c. AutoDesk REVIT (PCF, ISM)
d. Aveva E3D PSI (XML)
e. Bechtel (NTL/INP)
f. Bentley AutoPlant / OpenPLANT (PXF)
->PXF Import : CADAP.MAP Options
g. Bentley HAMMER
h. Bentley Microstation (XLS, XLSX, TXT)
i. Bentley PlantSPACE (PSDS)
j. Bentley ProStructures
k. Bentley Sacs (PIPELINK or ISM)
l. Bentley STAAD Using PipeLink or Sqlite Pipelink (PIPELINK or PIPELINK.DB)
m. CAD (general) To Stress Integration
n. CIMSteel Integration Standards (CIS/2) (STP)
o. caesar (CII)
p. CAEPipe or Kpipe
q. MS Excel (XLS, XLSX, TXT)
r. Intergraph PDS (N)
s. OpenBIM data exchange (IFC)
t. PipeNet
u. PDMS (Plant Design Management System) using I-Sketch, I-Run or Spoolgen (CII)
-> PDMS using I-Sketch, I-Run or Spoolgen
-> PDMS using cii file format
v. PTC Creo
w. SAP 2000 model file
x. TRIMBLE PIPEDESIGNER 3D
1. Maintain node numbers on imported geometry
Export Issues
Import/Export file formats
Bentley AutoPIPE