DESIGNMEP

 Revit Plumbing: https://revit-memo.blogspot.com/2014/11/revit-2015mepplomberie.html?m=1 Typical Construction Sequence for Mechanical / Electrical / Plumbing Works in High Rise Building Grouping of MEP Fixes like PVC Electrical conduits in Slabs : 1. MEP 1st Fix - All Concealed Items/Pipe Sleeves in Verticals/Horizontals (Column/Slab) 2. MEP 2nd Fix - Stage 1: High Level MEP Works at False Ceiling i) Fixing supports, installation of Firefighting, Chilled Water piping, drainage pipes, water supply(hot & cold), rain water, cable ladders, G.I Conduiting, AC ducting ii) Pressure tests and insulations iii) Installation of FCUs, water heaters (Note: False Ceiling people will fix runners after the Stage 1 of MEP 2nd Fix) 3. MEP 2nd Fix - Stage 2: Clearance for False Ceiling People i) Sprinkler droppers, AC duct droppers, flexible cable for light fixtures, fire stopping and identification works etc. (Note: False Ceiling people will close ceiling tiles and MEP people will connect their ...

  (Suggested reading: How to Get Into Harvard Undergrad ) This past summer, I had the privilege of participating in the University of Notre Dame’s Research Experience for Undergraduates (REU) program. Under the mentorship of Professor Wendy Bozeman and Professor Georgia Lebedev from the department of Biological Sciences, my goal this summer was to research the effects of cobalt iron oxide cored (CoFe2O3) titanium dioxide (TiO2) nanoparticles as a scaffold for drug delivery, specifically in the delivery of a compound known as curcumin, a flavonoid known for its anti-inflammatory effects. As a high school student trying to find a research opportunity, it was very difficult to find a place that was willing to take me in, but after many months of trying, I sought the help of my high school biology teacher, who used his resources (linking the next paragraph) to help me obtain a position in the program . (It links to the topic i.e. getting into the program) Using equipment (using his ...

Beside various numerical calculations, Pipe sizing and other various standards in the design of the plumbing system, I have found out various check lists to be checked in sites. First Refer: National Building Code :  sanitary Code-Nepal DESIGNING EFFICIENT PLUMBING SYSTEM LAYOUTS A building layout that has been optimized for mechanical/electrical/plumbing (MEP) services will not only have a lower construction cost, but it will also be cheaper to design. A thoughtfully designed building layout will have a direct impact on the complexity of its plumbing system, which in turn will have a direct impact on savings among all design teams involved. Helping the design team minimize coordination efforts and delivering a successful building design without exceeding the project budget starts with a close cooperation between the plumbing engineer and the architect early in the design process. To aid in the process, Primera Engineers has developed a Design Checklist to help both architects and ...

SELECTION BASIS FOR FANS While selecting the fans, there should be various considerations that we have to take care of: Noise: If we select fans that match the DB for a particular CFM, it automatically is high efficiency, has good motors, and so on. 1m or 3m standard. Take care of the standards of Motors and Fans.  Access for Maintenance.  Take care of Overloading or Non-overloading Fans.  Forward curved fan is overloading while backward and airfoil type is non-overloading. It means if the forward-curved fan is used in low static pressure, CFM flows through it is higher than designed and large current is drawn and the circuit may get damaged.  Type of Fans:  DIDW/SISW  AXIAL Vs Centrifugal: Axial fan has blade base along the circumference and centrifugal has blade base along the axis. An axial fan is used for straight ducts if used in the ducting system. Otherwise, it is used for the low-pressure system. The centrifugal fan especially the forward-curved fan...

  Calculate the internal Static pressure in AHU 1. Pressure Drop for Filter     Fine Filters: 0.0981 inch/wg     Pre Filters: 0.19-.75 inch/wg     HEPA Filter: 0.98-2.95 inch/wg 2. Pressure Drop for Coil     2 Row Coil: .11 inch of Wg- 8 Fins     4 Row Coil: 0.22 inch of wg-8 Fins https://www.nrc.gov/docs/ML0916/ML091610395.pdf HEPA Filter Pressure Losses The HEPA filters in the HEPA filter plenum, shown in Appendix B, have pressure losses as follows: • The 1st stage HEPA filter in the HEPA filter plenum has a pressure loss of 3 in. w.g. • The 2nd stage HEPA filter in the HEPA filter plenum has a pressure loss of 2 in. w.g.  

 Air  transport to other cities Services Traffic Population Density Bus stops.