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MECHANICAL

HVAC BIM Modelling Services

Ductwork and mechanical equipment routed and coordinated for buildable, serviceable ceiling voids — sized and detailed to fabrication level.

The Problem

What goes wrong without it

  • Ductwork routed in isolation from other trades ends up fighting for the same ceiling void space.
  • Equipment clearances for service and maintenance get missed until installation.
  • Duct sizing and routing changes late in design ripple into every other discipline's model.
Our Solution

How OmegaBIM approaches it

Ductwork and equipment are routed with every other trade's model live in the federation, so sizing, routing and service clearances are resolved before the ceiling void gets locked down.

Workflow

The same four-stage delivery model, applied to hvac bim.

01

System Layout

Duct routing and equipment placement modelled to design intent and code clearance.

02

Sizing & Detail

Ductwork sized and detailed to LOD 400 fabrication level.

03

Cross-Trade Coordination

Routing coordinated live against electrical, plumbing and fire in the ceiling void.

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Fabrication Output

Duct schedules and shop drawings issued for fabrication.

Deliverables

What you receive

Coordinated ductwork modelEquipment schedulesDuct fabrication drawingsClearance & access reportsCross-trade clash log
Software

Delivered in your toolchain

Revit MEPNavisworksReviztoBIM 360 / ACC

Frequently asked

Do you size ductwork, or only route what's specified?

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We model to the mechanical engineer's design and load calculations — sizing and routing are detailed and coordinated, not re-engineered.

How do you handle service clearance around equipment?

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Clearance zones are modelled explicitly and checked in the same clash rounds as physical geometry.

Can you coordinate HVAC alongside our other trades?

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Yes — HVAC is modelled inside the same federated MEPF model as electrical, plumbing and fire, not as a standalone file.

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