Aviation warehouse needed zone HVAC control and a septic system

Location: Omaha, Nebraska  
Services: Mechanical, electrical, and plumbing
Category: Industrial/warehouse  
Area: 9,600 sq. ft.
Software: AutoCAD, Bluebeam, HAP 5.11 

The MEP project for an aviation warehouse in Omaha required the plumbing team from 3S MEP + Structural to create a separate design for a septic tank along with the sanitary waste disposal system.

This team also designed systems for cold-hot water distribution and an oil-water separator system.

In the mechanical portion of this project, zoning control for heating and cooling was important to ensure comfort in separate areas. The mechanical team used a Mitsubishi zone control system that has a master control bypass system and a zoning control damper.

Our team also designed an open-loop geothermal system for cooling and heating.

Mechanical design included a ventilation system, duct layout, gas piping diagram, and equipment selection.

The electric design produced layouts for lighting, power distribution, circuitry, and fire alarms. The team also selected the lighting fixtures and created a panel schedule.

With all 3S MEP projects, a primary focus is integrating MEP and structural designs with the construction and architectural partners and the end-users to minimize the need for design adjustments or revisions during the construction process. Design teams from 3S MEP actively engage with all stakeholders to identify potential conflicts and optimize overall system layout. Our teams are exceptionally proficient at harmonizing essential building elements for successful outcomes.