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Inbuilt Clash check

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Message 1 of 9
Arun_Kumar_K
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Inbuilt Clash check

Why inbuilt clash check program available in Plant 3d space?
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Message 2 of 9

Navisworks is the tool for clash detection in the plant suites.



Tomislav Golubovic
Technical Specialist - Plant and Infrastructure
Autodesk Australia / New Zealand
Autodesk, Inc.
Autodesk ANZ YouTube Channel
Message 3 of 9

or you use tools like this

 

AC Plant

 

cw

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Message 4 of 9
Arun_Kumar_K
in reply to: cadwomen

I know Navisworks can do, I was wondering why not in plant space itself. while routing piping itself clash detection should show.

with regards to AC plant, do you have any sample video of demonstration?
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cadwomen
in reply to: Arun_Kumar_K

ask them , they understan english

 

cw

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Message 6 of 9
rchiasson
in reply to: Arun_Kumar_K

You aren't going to have EVERY possible tool built into one software, no software is like that. As said before, there is a tool, Navisworks. It is included with the highest level of the Plant Suite. If there is a tool, there is no need to put effort into trying to incorporate it into Plant.

Message 7 of 9
Arun_Kumar_K
in reply to: rchiasson

I fully agree that Navisworks is a good tool for clash check. But whenever, you want to check the detection, you have to go and check in the Navisworks.

 

When you need to work in larger projects, you need the parent software itself should show the clash detection.

 

Softwares like PDMS, SmartPlant3d, Cadmatic, and even Cadworx have inbuilt clash check detector.

Message 8 of 9
dgorsman
in reply to: rchiasson

Every tool thats included is one more load on the computer, larger download, more things to troubleshoot, more things for users to break (or ignore).  In this case, clash detection doesn't really need to be "live" on every station during the design process since the 3D design process gives a reasonable view of whats going on.  I've found that its best to batch them at regular scheduled intervals so they can be addressed by leads/supervisors during inter-discipline coordination meetings.

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Message 9 of 9
Arun_Kumar_K
in reply to: dgorsman

thanks for all your valuable suggestions

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