Technology improvements, most
notably object-oriented technology, are enabling an evolution from
drawings to models in design projects. The difference between a
drawing and a model in a CAD system is this: A drawing of a
manufactured part (for example) would be composed of largely
independent lines, arcs, and circles, while a model of the same part
might be a collection of interrelated gears, cams, and
sprockets—objects—presented in terms familiar to the
designer.
Design Without Boundaries
brings maximum intelligence to
designs and views them as interrelated networks of information.
Model-based designs are more than geometry and topology. They can
include specifications, schedules, cost information, change orders,
and even more abstract information like assembly sequences,
maintenance schedules, or travel time. When the graphical
representation is linked to these other aspects of the design, it can
become an intelligent model. An intelligent model results in a more
complete communication of design intent and a more useful
design.
In addition to providing access to
external design information, the Internet helps members of the design
team communicate with each other. Regency is a leader
in development of technology for "Project Web Sites"
that share drawings across the enterprise.
A project Web site can serve as a
"Virtual Design Studio" where
the design team can meet, post the latest design drawings and models,
and collaborate as needed for the duration of the project.
Again, standard file formats, designed for the Web to
allow quick access to design information, are necessary to fully
exploit the concept of Project Web Sites.
Services
:
- Virtual Design Studio "Project Web
Sites"
- Cad Design, Drafting and Detailing of
Drawings
- Plant Engineering : Plant Layout Detailing, Piping
Detailing, Foundation and GA Drawings, Isometrics and P&I
Diagrams
- Assembly and Component Drawings by
reverse Engineering
- Conversions and Reverse
Engineering
- Raster to vector
conversions.
We had past experience in Plant
Engineering from basic design to developments of Plant
Layouts with prepartion of Piping Detailing, Foundation Drawings,
GA Drawings, P&I Diagrams, Isometrics and Wiring Diagrams,
BOM for Process, Food, Petroleum and Chemical
Industries. |
