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Revit HydroTechnic™ Calculation Program

HydroMax® Revit plug-in is a revolutionary way to design siphonic systems complying with the hydraulic requirements of both the British Standard BS 8490 and ASPE/ANSI 45 Siphonic Roof Drainage Design and Engineering Standard published by American Society of Plumbing Engineers (ASPE).

HydroMax® Revit API

Using Revit, draw your preferred routing through the building, launch the HydroTechnic™ API, calculate the hydraulics to comply with your applicable standard.

Once calculated you simply update your drawing using the plug-in which will automatically adjust the pipe diameters throughout your piping network.

This frees up precious time in the design stage as we provide this valuable tool to enable you to process the design in-house.

We still have our experienced team to provide any support and recommendations required.

In Revit, launch HydroMax® Revit plug-in API and log-in.

Adjust Settings to your preferences and requirement

Choose pipe system to calculate and select HydroTechnic™

Choose AutoSize and once calculated to obtain a PASS – Update to Revit uploads all diameters required into your model

Download our Revit API plug-in

To access the plug-in, please register here.

To access BIMObject please click here

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