I’m a civil/structural engineer with hands-on experience in MEP support design, including real projects involving pipe, duct, and equipment supports.

When I started, I struggled to find practical, real-world references for support systems — especially for cases involving thermal loads, vibration, and complex layouts.

MEP support design is a multidisciplinary challenge — it sits between mechanical and structural engineering. In practice, this means dealing with thermal loads, vibration, load paths, and real construction constraints at the same time — something that is rarely covered clearly in one place.

That’s why I started building structured resources based on actual engineering work, to help others understand how support systems are really designed in practice — not just in theory.