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Autodesk — Steel Projects — Technical Presentation (2016)

67 slides from Autodesk's technical presentation, 2016

  1. Slide 1: Model-Based Steel Fabrication: Connecting the Model to Fabrication (and Back)

    Model-Based Steel Fabrication: Connecting the Model to Fabrication (and Back) Chris Moor V.P. North America – Steel Projects Corp | A FICEP Group Company @chrisamoor © 2016 Autodesk MEP & Structural Fabricators Forum Join the conversation #AU2016 #FabForum

  2. Slide 2: About us

    STEEL ADVANCING… About us  Part of FICEP Group  Global leader in design/manufacture of CNC equipment and integrated systems  Est. 1934  Steel Projects  Software ‘division’  1,500+ customers  90+ countries  Est. 1994  Focused on Steel Fabrication © 2016 Autodesk MEP & Structural Fabricators

  3. Slide 3: Class summary

    Class summary When 3D modeling replaced 2D CAD, only the detailing method changed—not the way data gets transferred to steel fabricators. So, while detailers benefited, steel fabricators are still getting the same information in the same format. Now it’s possible for fabricators to extract better in

  4. Slide 4: Key learning objectives

    Key learning objectives At the end of this class, you will be able to:  Understand the benefits of using model-based exchange over file-based exchange  Understand how fabricators can utilize model-based information to organize and track steel fabrication  Discover the IFC specification for Steel

  5. Slide 5: Introduction

    Introduction A Brief History of Driving Shop Floor Production © 2016 Autodesk MEP & Structural Fabricators Forum Join the conversation #AU2016 #FabForum

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  18. Slide 18: CNC Equipment, Automatic Factories, Robotics

    • CNC Equipment • Automatic Factories • Robotics • Automatic Capture BIM • Mobile Apps – Accessible Data • Assembly Stations Model Data (assembly views, material list) • QC © 2016 Autodesk MEP & Structural Fabricators Forum Join the conversation #AU2016 #FabForum

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  22. Slide 22: Production Forecast

    Production Forecast Time © 2016 Autodesk MEP & Structural Fabricators Forum Join the conversation #AU2016 #FabForum

  23. Slide 23: The Model Based Steel Fabrication Process

    The Model Based Steel Fabrication Process © 2016 Autodesk MEP & Structural Fabricators Forum Join the conversation #AU2016 #FabForum

  24. Slide 24: The Model Based Steel Fabrication Process

    The Model Based Steel Fabrication Process 1. Build a Digital Workshop 2. Import Knowledge – and Check the Imported Data 3. Organize, Batch, Route and Forecast 4. Optimize Material 5. Produce Workshop Data and Reports 6. Track, Monitor and Share Production Progress © 2016 Autodesk MEP & Structural Fa

  25. Slide 25: The Model Based Steel Fabrication Process

    The Model Based Steel Fabrication Process 1. Build a Digital Workshop © 2016 Autodesk MEP & Structural Fabricators Forum Join the conversation #AU2016 #FabForum

  26. Slide 26: Steel Fabricator

    Steel Fabricator Detailing Purchasing Project Mgmnt Processing Welding Assembly © 2016 Autodesk MEP & Structural Fabricators Forum Join the conversation #AU2016 #FabForum

  27. Slide 27: Steel Fabricator

    • Importing data from the model • Getting data back from the shop Steel Fabricator • Ecommerce Detailing Purchasing • Steel availability • Status tracking • Project visibility Project Mgmnt Processing Welding • CNC machines Assembly • Other processing • Weld cells • Layout marking • Welding data • I

  28. Slide 28: Steel Fabricator

    • Importing data from the model • Getting data back from the shop Steel Fabricator • Ecommerce Detailing Purchasing • Steel availability • Status tracking • Project visibility Max outfeed Project Mgmnt 30’ Max infeed 60’ Exit left or right Processing Welding Max depth 36” • CNC machines Assembly • O

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  34. Slide 34: The Model Based Steel Fabrication Process

    The Model Based Steel Fabrication Process 1. Build a Digital Workshop 2. Import Knowledge – and Check Imported Data © 2016 Autodesk MEP & Structural Fabricators Forum Join the conversation #AU2016 #FabForum

  35. Slide 35: Hundreds/thousands of DSTV files

    Hundreds/thousands of DSTV files © 2016 Autodesk MEP & Structural Fabricators Forum Join the conversation #AU2016 #FabForum

  36. Slide 36: From a Model to a Thousand Files

    From a Model to a Thousand Files Images courtesy of American Institute of Steel Construction © 2016 Autodesk MEP & Structural Fabricators Forum Join the conversation #AU2016 #FabForum

  37. Slide 37: From a Model to a Single File

    From a Model to a Single File Images courtesy of American Institute of Steel Construction © 2016 Autodesk MEP & Structural Fabricators Forum Join the conversation #AU2016 #FabForum

  38. Slide 38: From a Model to a Single File to the Shop

    From a Model to a Single File to the Shop © 2016 Autodesk MEP & Structural Fabricators Forum Join the conversation #AU2016 #FabForum

  39. Slide 39: From a Model to a Single File to the Shop

    From a Model to a Single File to the Shop © 2016 Autodesk MEP & Structural Fabricators Forum Join the conversation #AU2016 #FabForum

  40. Slide 40: IFC for Steel Fabrication

    IFC for Steel Fabrication AISC/Georgia Tech Specification  Maximizes Knowledge Transfer from Detailed Model to Steel Fabricator  IFC is now available to take data from a detailed model to be used by fabricators to create CNC data and process, organize and fabricate steel LOD200 LOD300 LOD400 Fabri

  41. Slide 41: LOD400 Fabricate IFC

    LOD400 Fabricate IFC Steel Detailer Steel Fabricator © 2016 Autodesk MEP & Structural Fabricators Forum Join the conversation #AU2016 #FabForum

  42. Slide 42: Dealing with Data in a Better Way

    Dealing with Data in a Better Way © 2016 Autodesk MEP & Structural Fabricators Forum Join the conversation #AU2016 #FabForum

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  45. Slide 45: The Model Based Steel Fabrication Process

    The Model Based Steel Fabrication Process 1. Build a Digital Workshop 2. Import Knowledge 3. Organize, Batch, Route and Forecast © 2016 Autodesk MEP & Structural Fabricators Forum Join the conversation #AU2016 #FabForum

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  48. Slide 48: The Model Based Steel Fabrication Process

    The Model Based Steel Fabrication Process 1. Build a Digital Workshop 2. Import Knowledge 3. Organize, Batch, Route and Forecast 4. Optimize Material © 2016 Autodesk MEP & Structural Fabricators Forum Join the conversation #AU2016 #FabForum

  49. Slide 49: Bar nesting

    - Miter cuts with common cuts Bar nesting - Rotate parts for efficiency - Angle Notching © 2016 Autodesk MEP & Structural Fabricators Forum Join the conversation #AU2016 #FabForum

  50. Slide 50: Plate nesting

    Plate nesting © 2016 Autodesk MEP & Structural Fabricators Forum Join the conversation #AU2016 #FabForum

  51. Slide 51: Remnant Storage and Optimization

    Remnant Storage and Optimization © 2016 Autodesk MEP & Structural Fabricators Forum Join the conversation #AU2016 #FabForum

  52. Slide 52: The Model Based Steel Fabrication Process

    The Model Based Steel Fabrication Process 1. Build a Digital Workshop 2. Import Knowledge 3. Organize, Batch, Route and Forecast 4. Optimize Material 5. Produce Workshop Data and Reports © 2016 Autodesk MEP & Structural Fabricators Forum Join the conversation #AU2016 #FabForum

  53. Slide 53: Pull List, CAM/FNC Data, Bundle information

    • Pull List • CAM/FNC Data • Bundle information • Routing List • Load List • DSTV/+ Data • Delivery Ticket • Cut list © 2016 Autodesk MEP & Structural Fabricators Forum Join the conversation #AU2016 #FabForum

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  55. Slide 55: The Model Based Steel Fabrication Process

    The Model Based Steel Fabrication Process 1. Build a Digital Workshop 2. Import Knowledge 3. Organize, Batch, Route and Forecast 4. Optimize Material 5. Produce Workshop Data and Reports 6. Track, Monitor and Share Production Progress © 2016 Autodesk MEP & Structural Fabricators Forum Join the conve

  56. Slide 56: Capturing Data – from CNC Machines

    Capturing Data – from CNC Machines © 2016 Autodesk MEP & Structural Fabricators Forum Join the conversation #AU2016 #FabForum

  57. Slide 57: Production Forecast

    Production Forecast Time © 2016 Autodesk MEP & Structural Fabricators Forum Join the conversation #AU2016 #FabForum

  58. Slide 58: Capturing Data – from Manual Workstations

    Capturing Data – from Manual Workstations © 2016 Autodesk MEP & Structural Fabricators Forum Join the conversation #AU2016 #FabForum

  59. Slide 59: IFC

    IFC Record Production Time View Piece ‘Route’ Live Feedback to Office Touch, type, or barcode © 2016 Autodesk MEP & Structural Fabricators Forum Join the conversation #AU2016 #FabForum

  60. Slide 60: Sharing Data – with any other system

    Sharing Data – with any other system Originating • Open/neutral format Application • Available to any application to pick up production status ID of parts • Available to any application to produce .psr i.e. Status of parts  SP.PLM collects production status on bars, ID of bars on parts  Anyone can

  61. Slide 61: The Model Based Steel Fabrication Process

    The Model Based Steel Fabrication Process 1. Build a Digital Workshop 2. Import Knowledge 3. Organize, Batch, Route and Forecast 4. Optimize Material 5. Produce Workshop Data and Reports 6. Track, Monitor and Share Production Progress © 2016 Autodesk MEP & Structural Fabricators Forum Join the conve

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  65. Slide 65: Chris Moor, Vice President North American Operations

    Chris Moor Vice President North American Operations chrismoor@steelprojects.com 813.480.7017 © 2016 Autodesk MEP & Structural Fabricators Forum Join the conversation #AU2016 #FabForum

  66. Slide 66: How did I do?

    How did I do?  Your class feedback is critical. Fill out a class survey now.  Use the AU mobile app or fill out a class survey online.  Give feedback after each session.  AU speakers will get feedback in real-time.  Your feedback results in better classes and a better AU experience. © 2016 Auto

  67. Slide 67: Autodesk trademark notice

    Autodesk is a registered trademark of Autodesk, Inc., and/or its subsidiaries and/or affiliates in the USA and/or other countries. All other brand names, product names, or trademarks belong to their respective holders. Autodesk reserves the right to alter product and services offerings, and specific

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