Trainings for Autodesk Revit MEP

Revit MEP

Revit MEP is a powerful Building Information Modelling (BIM) software developed by Autodesk, tailored specifically for professionals in the mechanical, electrical, and plumbing (MEP) disciplines. It allows engineers and designers to create, analyze, and document MEP systems within the context of an overall building model. Our Revit MEP training helps students / professionals create, coordinate and manage MEP designs from HVAC systems to electrical layout and plumbing networks more efficiently.

Course Highlights:

1. Revit MEP Fundamentals helps in understanding the basics of Revit and learn how to customize the interface for MEP design. This module includes

• Understanding the User Interface specific to MEP workflows
• Setting up MEP project templates and parameters
• Navigating views, levels, and grids tailored to MEP design

2. Mechanical Systems Design (HVAC) helps to design efficient heating, ventilation, and air-conditioning (HVAC) systems, covering:

• Creating HVAC duct systems, including diffusers and air-handling units
• Sizing ducts and defining airflows
• Simulating HVAC performance and generating duct schedules

3. Electrical Systems Design module focuses on the design of electrical systems, including:

• Creating lighting, power, and data layouts
• Modelling electrical panels, wiring, and distribution systems
• Running load calculations and creating detailed electrical schedules

4. Plumbing Systems Design you learn to model efficient water, sanitary, and fire protection systems. This section covers:

• Designing piping systems for water supply and drainage
• Modelling plumbing fixtures and fire protection systems
• Automating the creation of pipe schedules and isometric views

5. BIM Workflow and Collaboration features allow seamless collaboration with architects and engineers. In this module, you will learn:

• How to collaborate with architectural and structural models in a shared environment
• Detecting and resolving clashes between MEP and other building systems
• Creating construction documents and schedules for efficient project management

Who Should Attend?

• Mechanical Engineers looking to design more efficient HVAC systems.
• Electrical Engineers wanting to improve accuracy in power distribution and lighting layouts.
• Plumbing Engineers seeking to streamline the design of water, sanitary, and fire protection systems.