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Is there a way in CAD PID to quickly count valves such as butterfly valves and ball valves? ?

2018-01-10View Original

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Is there a way in CAD PID to quickly count valves such as butterfly valves and ball valves? ? For example, methods such as defining blocks, defining attributes, quick selection, and quantity statistics – does anyone know them?
Reply #22018-01-10
Number the valves during the drawing process, and then they can be removed
Reply #32018-01-10
Sir, how is numbering done? ? How was it drawn out again? Looking forward to your advice!
Reply #42018-01-10
Double-click on the valve you have drawn to edit the pressure rating and pipe diameter; there’s a statistics option that will display all the relevant information upon clicking it
Reply #52018-01-10
Name it after the block is created; the select command can be used for that
Reply #62018-01-10
Learning!* However, such statistics on various types of valves may not be accurate!
Reply #72018-01-10
Is the valve made as a block? I can’t find anywhere how to edit the pressure level and pipe diameter, nor where the statistical data is located; it’s quite tricky. I hope this information can be included
Reply #82018-01-10
With the select command, everything is selected; it’s not just specific blocks. How can I handle this? Please explain in detail. Thank you
Reply #92018-01-10
Are you using CAD PID software?
Reply #102018-01-10
No, it’s CAD. Is the CAD PID software something that needs to be purchased, or can it be downloaded and used right away? ? ?
Reply #112018-01-10
No, it’s CAD. Is the CAD PID software something that needs to be purchased, or can it be downloaded and used right away? ? ?

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