Space Mgmt Reference Data Guide

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Space ManagementReference Data Guide

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Table of Contents

Table of Contents

Preface.................................................................................................................................4

SmartPlant 3D Documentation Set...............................................................................5Administrative Guides........................................................................................................ 5User's Guides......................................................................................................................6Reference Data Guides.......................................................................................................7ISOGEN Guides.................................................................................................................8

Documentation Comments...........................................................................................9What's New in Space Management Reference Data...................................................10

Space Management Reference Data: An Overview......................................................11

Space Management Sheets: An Overview..................................................................12Support Areas Sheet..........................................................................................................13Hazardous Atmospheres Sheet ......................................................................................... 14Security Zones Sheet.........................................................................................................15Personal Protection Zones Sheet....................................................................................... 16Interference Volumes Sheet..............................................................................................16Pipe Avoidance Zone Sheet..............................................................................................17Pipe Rack Zone Sheet.......................................................................................................17Icarus Open Steel Zones Sheet ......................................................................................... 19Pipe Attraction Zone Sheet...............................................................................................20Pipe Connection Zone Sheet............................................................................................. 21Space Group Sheet............................................................................................................22

Add an Area, Zone, or Interference Volume to the Catalog.......................................23

Index..................................................................................................................................24

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Preface

PrefaceThis document is a reference data guide for the SmartPlant 3D Space Managementtask. The purpose of this document is to describe the reference data delivered with thesoftware for this task.

Reference data includes both catalog data and specification data. Catalog dataincludes the parts that you place in the model, such as piping components andequipment. Specification data includes the rules that govern how those parts areplaced and connected.

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Preface

SmartPlant 3D Documentation Set

The SmartPlant3D documentation set is available as AdobePDF files. The contentof the PDF files is the same content as online Help. To access these PDF documents

in the software, click Help >Printable Guides.

The documentation set is divided into four categories:

Administrative guides contain information about installing, configuring,customizing, and troubleshooting SmartPlant 3D.

User's guides provide command reference and how-to information forworking in each SmartPlant 3D task.

Reference data guides define the reference data workbooks. Not all taskshave reference data.

ISOGEN guides

Administrative Guides

Project Management User's Guide- Provides instructions for setting up thedatabases, creating permission groups, backing up and restoring project data,assigning access permissions to the model, managing interference detection, definingand managing locations for Global Workshare, controlling duplication andconsolidation of plants, tools for synchronization, regeneration of report databases,and version upgrade.

SmartPlant 3D Database Integrity Guide- Provides information about the errormessages in the database integrity reports, including meaning, cause, and possiblecorrective action.

SmartPlant 3D Global Workshare Guide- Provides instructions for setting up thesoftware and the databases to work in a workshare environment.

SmartPlant 3D Installation Guide- Provides instructions on installing andconfiguring the software on both the client and server computers.

SmartPlant 3D Installation Checklist - Provides a recommended installation

workflow for installing SmartPlant 3D. The installation checklist,SP3DInstall_Checklist.pdfandSP3DInstall_Checklist.xls, is available in two fileformats in theHelp folder on the product CD.

SmartPlant 3D/IntelliShip Programmer's Guide- Provides information about customcommands, naming rules, and symbol programming.

SmartPlant 3D Integration Reference Guide- Provides information about installing,configuring, and using SmartPlant 3D in an integrated environment.



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SmartPlant 3D Interference Checking Guide- Provides information on installing,configuring, and using the interference detection service.

SmartPlant 3D Interpreting Human Piping Specifications- Provides informationabout how to interpret human piping specifications so that you can create the

eededrencing active PDS projects in

SmartPlant 3D, exporting PDS data and importing that data into SmartPlant 3D,

the current release.

solve

troubleshooting tips,

User's

's Guide- Provides information about viewing, editing, and creatinga and select lists (codelists).

ngnipulating views, and running reports.

conduit.

ationvertical grid planes, radial cylinders, radial planes, grid arcs, and grid

lines.

,ay, and conduit supports in the model.

Piping User's Guide- Provides instructions for routing pipe and placing valves, taps,

corresponding piping specification in the software.

SmartPlant 3D Plant Design System (PDS) Guide- Provides all information nto use PDS with SmartPlant 3D. Topics include refe

converting PDS reference data to SmartPlant 3D reference data, and convertingEDEN symbols to Visual Basic symbols.

SmartPlant 3D Release Bulletin - Provides what's new, hardware/softwarerequirements, and support information for

SmartPlant 3D Troubleshooting Guide- Provides information on how to re

errors that you may encounter in the software by documentingerror messages, and to do list messages.

Guides

Catalog Userreference dat

Common User's Guide- Provides information about defining workspaces, navigatiin the model, precision input, filtering, ma

Drawings and Reports User's Guide- Provides information about creating drawingand report deliverables.

Electrical User's Guide- Provides information about routing electrical cable,cableway, cable tray, and

Equipment and Furnishings User's Guide- Provides information about placingequipment.

Grids User's Guide- Provides instructions for creating coordinate systems, elevgrid planes,

Hangers and Supports User's Guide- Provides instructions on placing piping, ductcablew

HVAC User's Guide- Provides instructions for routing HVAC duct.

and pipe joints.



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Space Management User's Guide- Provides instructions for placing volumes (such asdrawing volumes, obstruction zones) in the model.

orting of analytical data.

h as:s, and

handrails.

erarchies and selecting which specifications are available for each system

n symbols.

Reference Data Guides

rence Data Guide- Provides information about reports

tray, and conduit reference data.

t

rs

Piping Reference Data Guide- Provides information about piping reference data

symbols, and name rules.

two-in all tasks.

common to several disciplines.

used in alltasks.

Structural Analysis User's Guide- Provides instructions for defining loads, loadcases, load combinations, and the importing and exp

Structure User's Guide- Provides instructions for placing structural members sucbeams, columns, braces, slabs, openings, stairs, ladders, equipment foundation

Systems and Specifications User's Guide- Provides instructions for creating systemsand their hitype.

SmartPlant 2D Symbols User's Guide- Provides instructions for creating crosssectio

Drawings and Reports Refereference data.

Electrical Reference Data Guide- Provides information about electrical cable,cableway, cable

Equipment and Furnishings Reference Data Guide- Provides information abouequipment reference data and name rules.

Hangers and Supports Reference Data Guide - Provides information about hangeand supports reference data.

HVAC Reference Data Guide- Provides information about HVAC reference data.

including piping specifications, piping specification rules, piping parts, piping

SmartPlant 2D Symbols Reference Data Guide- Provides information about thedimensional symbols used

SmartPlant 3D Reference Data Guide - Provides instructions about the Bulkloadutility, codelists, and the reference data

SmartPlant 3D Symbols Reference Data Guide- Provides information about theVisual Basic Part Definition Wizard and the three-dimensional symbols



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Space Management Reference Data Guide- Provides information about spacemanagement reference data.

Structure Reference Data Guide- Provides information about structural reference

ISOGE

AText Reference Guide- Provides information about alternative text for isometricuide is from Alias, the makers of ISOGEN.

Reference Guide- Provides information about the ISOGEN option

Symbol Keys Reference Guide- Provides information about the symbol keys for

data and name rules.

N Guides

drawings. This g

Option Switchesswitches for isometric drawings. This guide is from Alias, the makers of ISOGEN.

isometric drawings. This guide is from Alias, the makers of ISOGEN.



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Documentation Comments

Send documentation comments or suggestions to [email protected].



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What's New in Space Management Reference Data

The following changes have been made to the Space Management reference data.

Version 2007

There were no changes made for this version.



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Space Management Reference Data: An Overview

Space Management Reference Data: AnOverview

Before working with space management reference data, you must be familiar withhow the software handles reference data in general. If you have not already done so,read and understand the following important concepts and procedures described in theSmartPlant 3DReference Data Guide:

Custom attributes

Symbol creation

Codelists (also referred to as "select lists")

Naming rules

Bulkloading

In the Space Management task, the reference data contains the requirements andproperties necessary to create areas, zones, and interference volumes. The spacemanagement reference data is defined in the Microsoft Excel workbook calledSpaceMgmt.xls. The software delivers this workbook to the [ProductDirectory]\CatalogData\BulkLoad\DataFiles folder.

Reference data determines the values that populate the various dialog boxes in theSpace Management task. For example, for a pipe attraction zone, the reference datafor the Space Management task populates theZone Propertiesdialog box. You canedit the specific values for the areas, zones, and volumes that are in your plant.

Related Topics Space Management Sheets: An Overview, page12



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Space Management Sheets: An Overview

TheSpaceMgmt.xlsworkbook contains the reference data for the SpaceManagement task. A variety of pre-defined spaces are delivered with the software.

You can customize the delivered reference data in order to fit your company'sstandards or current project.

The sheets that are unique toSpaceMgmt.xlsare described below. For moreinformation on common sheets, refer to theSmartPlant 3DReference Data Guideavailable from theHelp >Printable Guidescommand in the software.

Space Group - Defines the hierarchy under theSpacefolder in the Cataloghierarchy. For more information, see theSpace Group Sheet, page22.

Areas

Support Areas- Defines properties for a support area in the model. For moreinformation, see theSupport Areas Sheet, page13.

Generic Zones

Hazardous Atmospheres- Defines properties for a zone in the model wherehazardous environmental conditions are present. For more information, see theHazardous Atmospheres Sheet, page14.

Security Zones- Defines properties for a zone in the model with secured access. Formore information, see theSecurity Zones Sheet, page15.

Personal Protection Zones- Defines properties for a zone in the model in which

personnel are required to wear personal protection equipment. For more information,see thePersonal Protection Zones Sheet, page16.

Interference Volumes

Interference Volume- Specifies information about the interference volumes. Formore information, see the Interference Volumes Sheet, page16.

Icarus Zones

These zones define properties needed by the Aspen Icarus Process Evaluator tocompute a cost that is based on Alias auto-routing. For more information, seeIcarus

Open Steel Zones Sheet, page19.

Note

Aspen Icarus Process Evaluator is a third-party software product thatallows process engineers to accurately evaluate the economic impact oftheir process designs.



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Pipe Avoidance Zone - Defines properties for a zone in the model that repels pipe.For more information, see thePipe Avoidance Zone Sheet, page17.

Pipe Rack Zone- Defines properties for a zone in the model that supports piping orcable. For more information, see thePipe Rack Zone Sheet, page17.

Pipe Attraction Zone- Defines properties for a zone in the model that attracts pipe.For more information, see thePipe Attraction Zone Sheet, page20.

Pipe Connection Zone- Defines properties for a zone in the model that supportsrouted pipe. For more information, see thePipe Connection Zone Sheet, page21.

Common Properties

Each sheet in theSpaceMgmt.xlsworkbook consists of common and uniqueproperties. The common properties are listed in the order that they appear, from left toright, on the worksheet. Unique properties are discussed in the individual worksheettopics.

PartNumber - Specifies the part number for the space object.

Important

All part numbers must be unique across the entire catalog.

PartDescription - Type a description for the space object. When you place or edit thespace object in the model, this text appears in theTypebox on the ribbon.

SymbolDefinition- Type the symbol definition for the space object. If the symboldefinition for a part is the same as the definition for the part class, typeNULL orleave blank.

Related Topics Space Group Sheet, page22 Space Management Reference Data: An Overview, page11

Support Areas Sheet

TheSupport Areassheet in theSpaceMgmt.xlsworkbook defines areas that areused as support areas. Areas within the model reserved for processes such as wastetreatment, product packaging, and shipping and receiving are commonly known as

support areas.

In addition to the common properties discussed inSpace Management Sheets: AnOverview, page12, the following properties can be defined for a support area:

Important




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WeldingPermitted- Type1 if welding in the area is allowed.

CorrosiveEnvironment - Type1 if the area has corrosive conditions.

BoltingPermitted - Type1 if bolting in the area is allowed.

Related Topics Hazardous Atmospheres Sheet, page14 Icarus Open Steel Zones Sheet, page19 Personal Protection Zones Sheet, page16 Pipe Attraction Zone Sheet, page20 Pipe Avoidance Zone Sheet, page17 Pipe Connection Zone Sheet, page21 Pipe Rack Zone Sheet, page17 Security Zones Sheet, page15 Space Management Reference Data: An Overview, page11 Space Management Sheets: An Overview, page12

Support Areas Sheet, page13

Hazardous Atmospheres Sheet

TheHazardous Atmospheressheet in theSpaceMgmt.xlsworkbook defines zoneswhere hazardous environmental conditions are present.

In addition to the common properties discussed inSpace Management Sheets: AnOverview, page12, the following properties can be defined for a zone that houseshazardous atmospheres:

Important


Classification- Type the corresponding definition for the hazardous environmentalcondition present in the zone.



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NEMAEnclosureType- Type the corresponding NEMA enclosure type for thehazardous environmental condition present in the zone.

Related Topics Hazardous Atmospheres Sheet, page14

Icarus Open Steel Zones Sheet, page19 Personal Protection Zones Sheet, page16 Pipe Attraction Zone Sheet, page20 Pipe Avoidance Zone Sheet, page17 Pipe Connection Zone Sheet, page21 Pipe Rack Zone Sheet, page17 Security Zones Sheet, page15 Space Management Reference Data: An Overview, page11

, page12 Space Management Sheets: An OverviewSupport Areas Sheet, page13

Security Zones SheetTheSecurity Zonessheet in theSpaceMgmt.xlsworkbook defines zones withsecured access.

In addition to the common properties discussed inSpace Management Sheets: AnOverview, page12, the following properties can be defined for a security zone withinthe model:

SecurityAccess- Type the description of the type of security access required for thezone.

Related Topics Hazardous Atmospheres Sheet, page14 Icarus Open Steel Zones Sheet, page19 Personal Protection Zones Sheet, page16

Data: An Overview, page11

Pipe Attraction Zone Sheet, page20 Pipe Avoidance Zone Sheet, page17 Pipe Connection Zone Sheet, page21 Pipe Rack Zone Sheet, page17 Security Zones Sheet, page15 Space Management Reference

Space Management Sheets: An Overview, page12 Support Areas Sheet, page13



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Personal Protection Zones Sheet

ThePersonal Protection Zonessheet in theSpaceMgmt.xlsworkbook defineszones in which personnel are required to wear personal protection equipment.

There are no properties unique to thePersonal Protection Zonessheet. Forinformation on the required common properties, seeSpace Management Sheets: AnOverview, page12.

Related Topics Hazardous Atmospheres Sheet, page14 Icarus Open Steel Zones Sheet, page19 Personal Protection Zones Sheet, page16 Pipe Attraction Zone Sheet, page20 Pipe Avoidance Zone Sheet, page17 Pipe Connection Zone Sheet, page21 Pipe Rack Zone Sheet, page17 Security Zones Sheet, page15 Space Management Reference Data: An Overview, page11


Interference Volumes Sheet

TheInterference Volumessheet in theSpaceMgmt.xlsworkbook specifies

information about interference volumes.There are no properties unique to theInterference Volumessheet. For informationon the required common properties, seeSpace Management Sheets: An Overview,page12.



Pipe Attraction Zone Sheet, page20 Pipe Avoidance Zone Sheet, page17 Pipe Connection Zone Sheet, page21 Pipe Rack Zone Sheet, page17 Security Zones Sheet, page15 Space Management Reference Space Management Sheets: An Overview, page12 Support Areas Sheet, page13



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Pipe Avoidance Zone Sheet

ThePipe Avoidance Zonesheet in theSpaceMgmt.xlsworkbook defines zones thatrepel pipe.

In addition to the common properties discussed inSpace Management Sheets: AnOverview, page12, the following properties can be defined for a pipe avoidance zone:

CostFactor - Type a factor that specifies the relative cost of routing pipe through thezone.



Pipe Rack Zone Sheet

ThePipe Rack Zonesheet in theSpaceMgmt.xlsworkbook defines zones that

contain pipe racks.

In addition to the common properties discussed inSpace Management Sheets: AnOverview, page12, the following properties can be defined for a pipe rack zone:

CostFactor - Type a factor that specifies the relative cost of routing pipe through thezone.

OnFace- Enter the code that represents on which face of the zone the routed pipewill lie. Valid codes and short descriptions are listed in theAllCodeLists.xlsworkbook on theRoute On Facesheet in theCodelist Number andRoute On FaceShort Descriptioncolumns.

Layout - Enter the code that represents how the routed pipes are arranged on that faceof the pipe rack zone. Valid codes and short descriptions are listed in theAllCodeLists.xlsworkbook on theRoute Layoutsheet in theCodelist Number andRoute Layout Short Descriptioncolumns.



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RouteDirection- Enter the code that represents the direction relative to the localcoordinate system in which pipe will be routed. Valid codes and short descriptions arelisted in theAllCodeLists.xlsworkbook on theRoute Directionsheet in theCodelist Number andRoute Direction Short Descriptioncolumns.

SteelAnalysis - Enter the structural steel analysis code for the pipe rack zone. Validcodes and short descriptions are list in theAllCodeLists.xlsworkbook in theShortDescriptionsandCodelist Number columns on theIcarusStructSteelAnalysissheet.

ColumnBaseOption - Enter the code that represents the connection at the columnbase for the pipe rack zone. Valid codes and short descriptions are listed in theAllCodeLists.xlsworkbook in theShort DescriptionsandCodelist Numbercolumns on theIcarusColumnBaseOptionsheet.

GratingType- Enter the code for the type of grating used for the pipe rack zone.Valid codes and short descriptions are listed in theAllCodeLists.xlsworkbook in the

Short DescriptionsandCodelist Number columns on theIcarusGratingTypesheet. For example, 50represents a1/4 IN [5 MM] SS slipnot plate.

PipeRackType- Enter the code for the pipe rack type code for the pipe rack zone.Valid codes and short descriptions are listed in theAllCodeLists.xlsworkbook in theShort DescriptionandCodelist Number columns on theIcarusPipeRackTypesheet.

ConcreteType - Enter the code that represents the type of concrete used in the piperack zone. Valid codes and short descriptions are listed in theAllCodeLists.xlsworkbook in theShort DescriptionandCodelist Number columns on the

IcarusConcreteTypesheet. For example,10representsHigher grade concrete(Type C).

ThirdColumnOption - Enter the code that represents whether or not a third rowcolumn is required for the pipe rack zone. Valid codes and short descriptions arelisted in theAllCodeLists.xlsworkbook in theShort DescriptionandCodelistNumber columns on theIcarusThirdColumnsheet.



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EndBentExclusion - Enter the code that represents whether or not to exclude endbents in the pipe rack zone. Valid codes and short descriptions are listed in theAllCodeLists.xlsworkbook in theShort DescriptionandCodelist Number columnson theIcarusExcludeEndBentsheet.


Space Management Sheets: An Overview , page12


Icarus Open Steel Zones Sheet

TheIcarus Open Steel Zonessheet in theSpaceMgmt.xlsworkbook specifiesinformation about Icarus open steel zones in order to compute a cost based on Aliasauto-routing. The properties that are defined on the Icarus Open Steel Zonessheetdetermine the properties that appear when you selectCost Estimationas theCategoryon theGeneral tab of theVolume Propertiesdialog box. The values youenter on the dialog box are used in the cost computation.

In addition to the common properties discussed inSpace Management Sheets: AnOverview, page12, the following are some of the properties that you can define inorder to compute a cost based on Alias auto-routing:

SteelAnalysis - Enter the structural steel analysis code for the Icarus open steel zone.Valid codes and short descriptions are listed in theAllCodeLists.xlsworkbook in theShort DescriptionsandCodelist Number columns on theIcarusStructSteelAnalysissheet.

ColumnBaseOption - Enter the code that represents the connection at the columnbase for the Icarus open steel zone. Valid codes and short descriptions are listed in the

AllCodeLists.xlsworkbook in theShort DescriptionsandCodelist Numbercolumns on theIcarusColumnBaseOptionsheet.



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GratingType- Enter the code for the type of grating used for the Icarus open steelzone. Valid codes and short descriptions are listed in theAllCodeLists.xls workbookin theShort DescriptionsandCodelist Number columns on the IcarusGratingTypesheet. For example, 50represents a1/4 IN [5 MM] SS slipnot plate.


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Pipe Attraction Zone Sheet

ThePipe Attraction Zonesheet in theSpaceMgmt.xlsworkbook defines zones thatattract pipe.

In addition to the common properties discussed inSpace Management Sheets: AnOverview, page12, the following properties can be defined for a pipe attraction zone:

CostFactor - Type a factor that specifies the relative cost of routing pipe through the

zone.

RouteDirection- Type the direction relative to the local coordinate system in whichpipe will be routed.

OnFace- Specify which face of the zone the routed pipe will lie on.



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Associated - Specify how the pipes are arranged on that face of the zone.

Related Topics Hazardous Atmospheres Sheet, page14 Icarus Open Steel Zones Sheet, page19

Personal Protection Zones Sheet, page16 Pipe Attraction Zone Sheet, page20 Pipe Avoidance Zone Sheet, page17 Pipe Connection Zone Sheet, page21 Pipe Rack Zone Sheet, page17 Security Zones Sheet, page15 Space Management Reference Data: An Overview, page11


Pipe Connection Zone SheetThePipe Connection Zonesheet in theSpaceMgmt.xlsworkbook defines zonesthat will have routed objects. A connection zone serves as a placeholder for route(pipe, cable, and so on) that has yet to be modeled.

In addition to the common properties discussed inSpace Management Sheets: AnOverview, page12, the following properties can be defined for a pipe attraction zone:

Obstruction - Specify whether the zone allows routing through it (1) or whether thezone allows routing up to it, but not through it (0).

ConnectionFace- Specify the side of the zone through which you want to route.



Pipe Attraction Zone Sheet, page20 Pipe Avoidance Zone Sheet, page17 Pipe Connection Zone Sheet, page21 Pipe Rack Zone Sheet, page17 Security Zones Sheet, page15

Space Management Reference Space Management Sheets: An Overview, page12 Support Areas Sheet, page13



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Space Group Sheet

TheSpace Groupsheet in theSpaceMgmt.xlsworkbook defines the hierarchy undertheSpacefolder in the Catalog.

In addition to the common properties discussed inSpace Management Sheets: AnOverview, page12, the following properties can be defined for the space hierarchy:

Note

This sheet substitutes for theClassNodeTypesheet that the other taskshave.

ObjectName- Defines the object names of the first- and second-level folders.

Name- Specifies the user interface names of the folders. These names appear in the

Catalog taskuser interface.Code- Provides an alphanumeric code for the folders.

Description - Provides a text description for the folders.

Related Topics Space Management Reference Data: An Overview, page11 Space Management Sheets: An Overview, page12



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Add an Area, Zone, or Interference Volume to theCatalog

1. Open theSpaceMgmt.xlsworkbook.2. Select theIndexsheet.

3. Select the sheet to which you want to add an area, zone, or interference volume.For example, if you want to add a support area, select theSupport Areassheet.

Tip

If you want to add a new class of areas, zones or interference volumes,you must add a new sheet to the workbook and specify the classlocation in the Catalog hierarchy. For more information on adding partclasses to the Catalog, see theSmartPlant 3DReference Data Guide

available from theHelp >Printable Guidescommand in thesoftware.

4. Insert a new row in theHead/Start/End section.

5. Specify the properties for the area or zone that you are adding.

6. In column A of the new row, type the letter A to indicate to the Bulkload utilitythat you are adding a new item.

7. Bulk load the workbook in theAdd/Modify/Deletemode.

Tip

For more information on bulk loading the database with data, see the

SmartPlant 3DReference Data Guideavailable from theHelp >Printable Guidescommand in the software.

Note

When you type a part number for the area in thePartNumber column,make sure that this number is unique across all parts in the catalog.

Related Topics Space Management Reference Data: An Overview, page11 Space Management Sheets: An Overview, page12



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Index

Index

adding

areas, zones, and interference volumes to Catalog,23areas

zones, and interference volumes, 23areas and zones, 11calculations on areas and zones, 11center-of-gravity calculations, 11defining

areas, 13areas and zones, 22volumes, 16zones, 14, 15, 16, 17, 19, 20, 21

Hazardous Atmospheres sheet, 14hierarchy

of Space Management, 22Icarus

Open Steel Zones sheet, 19Interference Volumes sheet, 16named spaces, 11new

reference data, 10permeability calculations, 11Personal Protection Zones sheet, 16Pipe Attraction Zone sheet, 20Pipe Avoidance Zone sheet, 17Pipe Connection Zone sheet, 21Pipe Rack Zone sheet, 17

preface, 4properties

hazardous atmosphere zones, 14of Icarus open steel zones, 19personal protection zones, 16pipe attraction zones, 20

pipe avoidance zones, 17

pipe connection zones, 21pipe rack zones, 17security access zones, 15support areas, 13

reference datawhat's new in Space Management, 10

Security Zones sheet, 15sheets

SpaceMgmt.xls, 12SpaceGroup sheet, 22SpaceMgmt.xls, 12

Hazardous Atmospheres sheet, 14Icarus Open Steel Zones sheet, 19Interference Volumes sheet, 16Personal Protection Zones sheet, 16Pipe Attraction Zone sheet, 20Pipe Avoidance Zone sheet, 17Pipe Connection Zone sheet, 21Pipe Rack Zone sheet, 17Security Zones sheet, 15SpaceGroup sheet, 22Support Areas sheet, 13

spaces, 11spreadsheets

Space Management, 12Support Areas sheet, 13What's New

Space Management reference data, 10workbooks

Space Management, 12zones

interference volumes, 16

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