Top-down design speeds up installation for waste handling plant

With extensive knowledge of Creo and domain expertise in sheet metal designing, project engineers at Hitech CADD Services learned the design requirements for both walkways and hoppers. Scope of work, plan of action, and milestones were defined to stay on track with delivery timelines, costs and quality standards.

• A team of four engineers studies the input STEP files for plant and assembly models
• Top-down design approach was adopted to accommodate modifications at later stage as per conveyer location changes
• RFIs were raised by the project team for quick resolution of queries through calls
• 3D Parametric models for walkways, hoppers, handrail, and guardrail along with 2D manufacturing and installation drawings were developed
• A quality check by senior engineer was performed to verify that the:
  • Thickness of impacting sheet should be between 3 mm and 5 mm
  • Hopper should have a minimum clearance of 50mm
  • Clashes between hopper and walkway were optimum
  • All details in title block, drawing number etc. were as per the norms

The project head and coordinator ensure delivery of high-quality models and drawings on time through zip files over emails