HVAC Ductwork & Distribution
Supply, return, and exhaust routing coordinated with structure, piping, and ceilings. Modelled to installation tolerance with SMACNA gauge and hanger spacing built in.
Twelve core mechanical and plumbing systems — every routing decision grounded in the code, standard, and fabrication requirement that governs it.
Supply, return, and exhaust routing coordinated with structure, piping, and ceilings. Modelled to installation tolerance with SMACNA gauge and hanger spacing built in.
Plant-to-coil supply and return piping with insulation envelopes and hanger clearances resolved. Valve packages modelled to face-to-face dimensions for prefabrication.
Boiler headers, zone piping, and terminal connections with expansion loops and anchor points modelled. Fire-rated penetrations coordinated before the slab pour.
Outdoor units, refrigerant headers, branch selectors, and indoor connections. Pipe length and elevation limits validated against manufacturer data before routing is fixed.
Toilet, kitchen, lab, and general exhaust routed to exterior discharge. Intake-to-exhaust separation verified per ASHRAE 62.1 before sheet metal is cut.
Liquid and suction lines routed through risers and above-ceiling spaces. Oil traps, joint spacing, and seismic bracing modelled to ASME B31.5.
Meter-to-fixture supply and recirculation modelled to IPC fixture units and pressure zones. Heater and backflow assemblies built as complete spool geometry.
Waste and vent from fixture to building drain with slope enforced in model geometry. Slab penetrations coordinated before any core drilling.
Roof drains, overflow leaders, and below-grade connections at required slopes. Invert elevations verified against structure and civil before deck placement.
Oxygen, medical air, vacuum, and WAGD piping per NFPA 99. Zone valves, alarm tie-ins, and equipment clearances modelled as coordination geometry.
Kitchen waste to interceptor with slope and venting enforced. Cleanouts and service access modelled to code intervals — no additions after tile is set.
AHU, FCU, and VRF drains routed with slope continuity — no trap-to-trap conditions. Secondary overflow provisions per IMC §307.
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