Steel layouts are part of 3D plant design. Platforms, railings, stairs and ladders need more than a place in the model: their components and associated reports are also needed for further planning and documentation.

From layout to structured reports

In CADISON, wizards help create standard structures and adapt them to project requirements. This includes modelling platforms with openings. Custom steel assemblies extend the model where project-specific structures are needed.

Modelling and documentation belong together. Component lists and reports provide a structured way to evaluate the steel components included in the design.

  • Create and adapt standard structures
  • Model platforms with openings
  • Build custom steel assemblies
  • Generate component lists and reports

Find out how 3D models, technical data and engineering documents connect on the CADISON product page.

Practical examples in the webinar recording

The recording demonstrates these workflows in CADISON and provides additional examples of modelling, component lists and reports.

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