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Client

A renowned Canada-based specialist in steel Fabrication & Infrastructure Projects from technological structures and structural warehouses to bridges & culverts with a state-of-the-art fabrication shop, they catered to the needs of modern automated machines adapted with advanced material management, production & planning tools.

Engineering Requirement

For their end customer, the client was looking for an engineering design partner to help them revamp the pedestrian bridge’s structural design to accommodate an appropriate pathway. Appointed as the engineering design services partner, our job was to provide recommendations with 3D models, structural fabrication drawings & material take-offs (MTOs) to propose the layout for the pathway. It was while establishing the detailed connection modeling (for bolted connection & railing details)

Backed by advanced modeling tools and sophisticated software, the overall scope for this project included the following;

  • 3D modeling as per received input.
  • Modeling & Drawing Extraction through advanced features of the Tekla model.
  • Fabrication drawing. (Assembly, single part, GA & Erection).
  • Detailed Connection modeling includes Bolted connection, bolt length, and hole diagram
  • Customize railing detail.
  • MTOs

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