Udemy – HVAC (PART2) with Revit MEP & Practical Projects 2019-1

Published on: 2023-06-27 03:08:32

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Descriptions

HVAC (PART2) with Revit MEP & Practical Projects “Heat ventilation and air conditioning (HVAC) is one of the most important system for any building design”. Well, HVAC is becoming a widely-used word on everybody’s tongue, and this is reasonable as most the building designs must include the heating and ventilation requirements. So we introduce to you the HEAT VENTILATION & AIR CONDITIONING Design course that you need in order to get your hand on the HVAC design as this course collects most of the knowledge that you’ll need in your journey. We believe that the brain loves to keep the information that it finds applicable, and that’s what we’re doing here in UNITED ENGINEERING, we give you years of experience from our instructors that have been gathered in just one an interesting dose. HVAC also is a core branch in the mechanical engineering designing modules

What you’ll learn

Learn how to install a full free version of the Revit software !
Design any HVAC system for any type of buildings.
Design any HVAC shop drawings with the Revit software .
Use the Rivet Software to design the HVAC Ducts system layouts.
Use the Rivet Software to design Thermal loads calculations for any building.
Use the Rivet Software to design the Air terminals system for any building.
Read and Analyze any Revit architectural layout.
Design the chiller system with the Revit software.
Design the chiller controlling valves system with the Revit software.
Learn how to prepare the initial settings of the Revit project.
Learn how to link an architectural Revit project.
Learn how to handle the architectural ceilings and floors to be ready for the HVAC design.
Learn how to control the visibility graphics for any drawing of the building.
Design the piping system required for the chiller , the Air handing unit and the pump.
Learn some tricks and modifications on the ducts system design to overcome any interference in the design.
Create the spaces required for designing the HVAC project layout.
Create the tagging process for the spaces in your HVAC project layout.
Design the required zones inside each floor to distribute the HVAC air system.
Analyze the thermal loads report out of the Revit.
Learn how to work on the different routing preferences for the ducting system