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CAD & Design Tools

Singapore: M&E and AutoCAD
M&E Systems


E H I L U Corridor ( )

Revit MEP 2010

MEP Systems
M&E Systems vs Buildings
M&E Systems
Scope of M&E Systems

Court yard

M&E:

Cathedrals ( )

M&E Architectural

Atrium
( ) Thermal Energy Heavy Mass

M&E
M&E Design: High-Rise Buildings
Testing & Commissioning Process

Energy

HVAC
HVAC: Introduction to Design
HVAC: Building in Hot & Humid Climate

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M&E Basics: Pipe & Duct Sizing

Building Low-Rise, High-Rise

HVAC: Duct Sizing with VBA

HVAC: Duct Sizing

Class ()

Low-Rise

Upto 7 stories

< 23m ( )

High-Rise

7-29 stories

23 m to 100 m ( )

Super High-rise

30-50 stories

100 m to 150 m ( )

Skyscrapers

> 51 stories

>150m ( )

Automatic Control Systems

HVAC Control (01) : FCU

Plumbing
Sanitary Plumbing: Introduction

Domestic Water Supply: Introduction

Water Tanks ( )

High-Rise Building Skyscrapers

Swimming Pools
Swimming Pools ( )

High-Rise Buildings

Economic Terms

High-Rise Building
Elevator ( 150 to

Fire Protection
Fire Protection : Introduction
Smoke Control: Pressurization Systems
Fire Sprinkler (Wet) System, S'pore

750m/min)

Burj Dubai Tower 18 m/s (1080m/min)
Speed: Observation Elevator Architectural Concept Design Traffic Analysis
Elevator Performance Elevators
Zones

Electrical
Electrical Power Distribution

Sustainable, Green and Environment

Green Buildings: USGBC's LEED/
S'pore GreenMark

.. Building Efficiency Factors ( )

Theoretically

Understanding LEED
Green Energy
Clean Air:
Clean Water:

Sign In

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Structural Elements Elevators Elevator Lobbies M&E Engineering Exams
USA: EIT and FE Exam

System shafts Net Usable Space

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HVAC: Duct Sizing with VBA

Swimming Pools ( )

Net-to-Gross Ratio (NGR)

Floor-Efficiency Ratio (FER)

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Volume-to-Surface Ratio (VSR)

Area-to-perimeter Ratio (APR)
Architectural Term
Site Area
GFA (Gross Floor Area)
Plot Ratio
NFA (Net Floor Area)
NRA (Net Rentable Area)

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Plot Ratio GFA / Site Area Building Control Authority
Building Overall building height (AMSL) AMSL
Above Mean Sea Level acronym Authority
NFA (Net Floor Area) Occupants () Floor Area
Net Assignable Area NFA GFA
stairs, circulation space, elevator, lobbies, structural
columns, M/E equipments and shafts, etc.
NRA (Net Rentable Area) Real Estate Agents ()
Net Leasable Space
Public Space Lobbies Exterior Wall
M&E equipment room
Net-to-Gross Ratio (NGR) NGR = (NFA / GFA) x 100 (%)
% % Objective (
) Occupants Comfort Productivity
M&E Systems Performance Initial and Operating Cost
NGR Circulation Spaces Structural Elements
NGR Highly Technical Laboratories, Computer Centers and
Hospitals NGR %
Floor-Efficiency Ratio (FER) Office Building Typical Rental Floors
FER = (NRA / GFA) x 100 (%) FER
Central M&E Space NGR FER NGR Trade-off
() Site Architectural
Geometry Centralized M&E Systems High-rise Office Building
FER % FER %

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VSR & APR Geometrics Factors

Volume-to-Surface Ratio (VSR) VSR = V / S [ V: The Total Volume of the Building ; S: Total Exterior Surface
Area] VSR More efficient Building Geometry
Area-to-perimeter Ratio (APR) APR = A / P [ A: Typical or representative floor area of
building ; P: Linear dimensions of a typical or representative floor VSR
More Energy Efficient

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