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MEP systems provide the momentum to the building

Mechanical, electrical and plumbing systems are incredibly crucial for any sort of building, be it residential, commercial or industrial.  The design for these systems is prepared by MEP modelers who have vast experience in the execution of BIM modeling services. 


They develop design for MEP systems in Revit MEP software which is quintessentially dedicated to the design development of MEP systems only. MEP systems consist of HVAC systems, electrical systems and plumbing systems. Detailed explanation of these systems is following 



HVAC Systems

These systems comprise of heating, ventilation, air conditioning systems. HVAC systems have to be accurate since they are responsible for the circulation of various resources. The design of these systems must be created in a way that they reach to every part of the building where they supposed to reach.

They are utilized in all kinds of building projects as well as non building projects such as industrial and commercial projects. 


Plumbing Systems

Plumbing systems deal with supply and circulation of water for different purposes such as drinking, heating and washing as well as for maintaining drainage systems. Fixtures, valves, pipes etc are the components of    plumbing systems. These components are made of steel, cooper, plastic etc. according to the requirements. Plumbing systems demand very detailed work with best in class precision to make it work correctly. 

Electrical systems

These systems are very vital for the building as they include the allocation and plantation of electricity. They determine the flow and voltage requirement to various rooms, blocks or sections etc.

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