Autodesk Revit MEP

Course Name

Autodesk Revit MEP

Certification

Autodesk Course Completion Certificate

Mode

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Course Duration

45 Days

Batch Size

1, 5, 10

Language

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Software Included

Revit
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Master the design, modeling, and documentation of Mechanical, Electrical, and Plumbing systems using Autodesk Revit MEP. This course equips professionals with the tools for BIM-based MEP design, sustainable solutions, and accurate system coordination, ensuring efficiency in complex building projects.

What You’ll Learn:

  • BIM & Revit MEP Basics – Introduction to BIM for MEP, sustainable design concepts, user interface, project setup, templates, units, snaps, levels, grids, family types.
  • Project Management Tools – Project browser organization, materials, CAD linking, project location/orientation, project information.
  • Architectural Elements for MEP – Walls, curtain walls, doors, windows, floors, roofs, openings, stairs, ramps, railings.
  • Massing & Families – Mass creation, converting masses to elements, family templates, parametric families, categories, annotation symbols, shared parameters, in-place components.
  • Modeling Essentials – Model text, model groups, AutoCAD import modifications.
  • Spaces & Areas – Adding rooms/areas, color legends, creating spaces, properties, space separators.
  • View Management – View templates, graphic overrides, visibility control, scope boxes, sections, elevations, 3D views, hide/isolate tools.
  • HVAC Systems – Mechanical settings, ceiling plan creation, equipment placement, air terminals, duct creation, zones, system analysis, heating/cooling load calculations, gbXML export.
  • Duct Systems – Duct types, shapes, preferences, fittings, endcaps, automatic/manual routing, fire dampers, system browser, system division.
  • Duct Documentation – Dimensions, labels, tags, duct schedules, equipment schedules, zone schedules.
  • Piping Systems – Pipe settings, types, HVAC piping, chillers, pumps, boilers, parallel runs, valves, pipe tags, plumbing fixtures, fire protection systems, schedules.
  • Electrical Systems – Load classification, demand factors, distribution systems, electrical settings, equipment placement, lighting, switches, circuiting, wiring, conduits, cable trays, annotations, panel schedules.
  • Documentation & Schedules – Plan, callout, detail, legend, drafting views, material take-offs, schedules for ducts, pipes, fixtures, and electrical equipment.
  • Presentation Tools – Cameras, walkthroughs, rendering 3D views.
  • Sheet Management – Title blocks, view placement, custom sheet families, printing, publishing, exporting to CAD/PDF.
  • Coordination & Collaboration – Coordination templates, copy/monitor, worksets, interference checking, review warnings, element IDs.

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