Autodesk Revit MEP has powerful tools for HVAC, Piping, Fire Protection, and Electrical Engineers. Once the architectural model is complete, MEP engineers will link the file to add MEP components. Upon completion, they can use the software to detect clashes between elements, create views, generate quantity schedules, and prepare documentations.Revit MEP software is a Building Information Modeling (BIM) solution for mechanical, electrical, and plumbing engineers. It provides an integrated design, analysis, and documentation tool to support building systems projects from concept through construction.

OBJECTIVES:
Trainees will learn the recommended workflows and basic skills required to navigate Revit MEP and use its tools to create and modify mechanical, piping and plumbing systems.

Upon completion of the course, the student will be able to:

Set up a project; produce a building information model of a commercial design for mechanical and
plumbing systems.

Extract 2Ddrawings for construction documents.
Use the work sharing features to collaborate with multiple users on a single project.
Document a project with all necessary floor plans, ceiling plans, sections, details, sheets, annotations, general notes and keynotes.
Introduction to Revit MEP, its interface, including viewing, drawing, and editing commands
Working with linked architectural files
Creating and modifying views
Understanding Revit MEP Systems in general
Creating spaces and zones
Analysing heating and cooling loads
Working with HVAC module to add air terminals, mechanical equipment, and create HVAC systems
Working with the Piping module to add mechanical equipment as well as creating hydronic piping systems
Working with fire protection systems
Working with fixtures and piping systems in the Plumbing module
Working with components, circuits, cable tray, and conduits in the Electrical module
Creating and annotating construction documents
Adding tags and creating schedules
Detailing in Revit MEP