Check out this video on Creo Piping from PTC Application Engineers
Presenters: Adam Manfredonia (Solution Consulting, Principal) and Ryan Butcher (Solution Consulting, Fellow).
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WEBCAST Q&A
Question from Kyle: Is there a way to incorporate pipeline supports into pipeline, or are they laid out in the parent assembly?
Answer: You could put them in the subassembly and have them to route with.
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Question from Mark: What's the solid pipe option? Is it just a rod?
Answer: You can create solid or hollow pipes with a rectangular or square shape. This functionality allows the use of piping for square or rectangular tubing for furniture and HVAC ductwork. You can also create a solid or hollow circular shape,
Question from Mark: After I have the piping done in my model, is there a way to "run it" and find out how much pressure there is in each pipe?
Answer: You can use Creo Simulate Live, or Creo Flow Analysis to calculate that.
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Question from Stan: Will PTC continue to support old pipe tool (creation of pipe part utilizing points - independent of connector ports)?
Answer: Yes, there is not plan to discontinue that feature in Creo.