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What comes under MEP engineering

MEP Engineering is an indispensable part of a building project. MEP stands for Mechanical, Electrical, and Plumbing, and these three aspects are closely linked to design, construction, and operation of any building project. Capableu00a0MEP contractingu00a0services are crucial for decision making, planning, proper documentation, construction, overall performance, and cost-estimation of a project. A brief insight into the three elements of MEP engineering has been underlined in the following slides.

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What comes under MEP engineering

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  1. What comes under MEP engineering?

  2. MEP (Mechanical-Electrical-Plumbing) services  MEP Engineering is an indispensable part of a building project. MEP stands for Mechanical, Electrical, and Plumbing, and these three aspects are closely linked to design, construction, and operation of any building project. Capable MEP contracting services are crucial for decision making, planning, proper documentation, construction, overall performance, and cost-estimation of a project. A brief insight into the three elements of MEP engineering has been underlined in the following slides. 

  3. Mechanical Engineering There are multiple types of mechanical systems present in a building. Heating, air conditioning, and mechanical ventilation are the most prominent ones. These systems interact with each other and help in keeping the humidity and temperature of the building comfortable for inhabitants. Mechanical ventilation also ensures an adequate amount of fresh air supplied into the building to keep pollutant concentrations at safe levels.

  4. Electrical Engineering Well planned electrical design is important to set out optimal routes for wiring. Electrical systems have more flexibility, unlike mechanical systems, as electrical circuits need lesser space and are routed around obstacles more easily. Electrical and mechanical engineers collaborate closely during the MEP design process, especially when it comes to the installation of HVAC systems. While the former designs the electrical circuits and protection measures that allow equipment to operate continuously and safely, the latter is the one to calculate heating and cooling loads to determine equipment capacities.

  5. Plumbingengineering Plumbing requires laying out complex piping routes. As plumbing installations commonly interact with both electrical and mechanical systems at several points, it invariably underpins how important it is for the design teams to collaborate.

  6. Availing competent MEP services  MEP engineers provide value at each and every stage of construction, starting from schematic design and administration to even the post-occupancy survey. Hence, it is important to seek out MEP services from well-established, reputed companies. 

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