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A key component of building design and construction is the design and specification of mechanical, electrical and plumbing, or MEP, systems. MEP engineers are integral to the design of these systems, which is why in this month’s issue we take a look at efficient mechanical room design.
Step back to see the big picture, define the systems, then advocate for an optimized solution in harmony with the building and its programs.
June 3, 2022
Engineers must balance building program elements with MEP systems when designing a mechanical room. Planning and early communication with the architect are crucial for project success.
In an emergency where water will be limited, it is critical for hospitals and other medical facilities to have enough emergency water on hand for four days.
The occupancy hazard fire control approach to designing today’s fire sprinkler systems includes single-point densities since the NFPA 13 revision in 2002.
When metal piping is installed in plumbing systems, soil conditions and water content can affect the piping’s performance. This is especially true when different metals are connected, such as stainless steel and copper.