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Anybody know of a way to draw a curved duct in MEP 2012
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I believe that is called a radius elbow.
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When I say a curved duct I mean a duct that follows a curved wall. I read a post that mention an inplace duct but can not find info on how to do an in place duct
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Under Systems/Component/Model In-Place and use the Duct Fitting Category
http://forums.autodesk.com/t5/Autodesk-Revit-MEP-Wishes/Curved-Duct/td-p/2201901
It is not an ideal situation. Would this really be a curved duct in real construction?
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