Iso Builder
Iso Builder
Create, import and process Isometric Drawings
IsoBuilder supports a large number of interfaces to the common construction and coordination systems, and can thus be integrated into an existing environment without problem. The interfaces are constantly expanded and in part adapted to individual requirements.
Each drawing is split into individual spools according to customizable criteria to suit your needs. Examples would be double-flanged connections, assembly seams, valves, or maximum size and weight. The time and costs to fabricate and install the spools can be calculated early on.
For each individual spool a worksheet for fabrication is generated. In order to improve legibility on the worksheet the connections can be displayed in a non-scaled fashion.
Features
- Creation of Isometric Drawings
- Integrated Element Database
- Interfaces to common 3rd Party Systems
- Automatic Spool Splitting
- Generation of Detailed Processing Data & Lists
Features
- Creation of Isometric Drawings
- Integrated Element Database
- Interfaces to common 3rd Party Systems
- Automatic Spool Splitting
- Generation of Detailed Processing Data & Lists
Interfaces
- Tribon
- Unigraphics
- Nupas Cadmatic
- CATIA
- ProEngineer
- ShipConstructor
- Intergraph
- PDMS
- IGES
- PCF
- IDF
IsoBuilder in Combination with RAMP
Modification Management
RAMP updates the status of the individual pipe, as soon as a station of the fabrication process has been passed. If a drawing was changed retroactively by the construction department, IsoBuilder can align the effected modification with the fabrication progress. The user can respond to each modification individually. This minimizes investment for revisions and maximizes transparency.
Worksheet and Logic Test
Dia Inch Reports
The Dia Inch report provides a detailed overview of the fabrication expenditure for each drawing. To do so all shop and field welds and threaded joints receive a factor based on their nominal size and the connected element. The various connections are then listed and grouped by their factor. By looking at the sum of all factors, it is possible to gauge the complexity of a spool.