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TecnoMETAL and Autodesk® Revit®: A Building Information Modeling (B. I TecnoMETAL and Autodesk® Revit®: A Building Information Modeling (B.I.M.) Solution for Steel Structure Detailing and Fabrication Renato Toffali, Francesca Toffali Steel&Graphics srl Stefano Toparini Autodesk

Class Summary The goal of this class is to show how engineers and architects can collaborate working on steel structures in the same BIM model without losing important information and saving time. TecnoMETAL and TecnoCAM from Steel&Graphics implement a solution for design and fabrication of steel structures You will learn how you can use TecnoMETAL with Autodesk® Revit® software to model details and prepare fabrication information. The direct integration between Autodesk® Revit® Structure and TecnoMETAL makes possible to complete the BIM process when working on steel structures, from concept to fabrication to construction.

Learning Objectives At the end of this class, you will be able to: Export 3D Model from Autodesk® Revit® Structure to TecnoMETAL Insert typical steel structure elements in TecnoMETAL: joints, bracing, stairs, … Analyze the model with solver (ie. SAP2000®) Export steel structure with detailing from TecnoMETAL back to Autodesk® Revit® Structure Generate Sub-Assembly, Marks, Material List and CAM File in TecnoMETAL Manage all manufacturing process in TecnoCAM Export 3D Model and fabrication information to Autodesk® Navisworks®

Section1: Integration between Autodesk® Revit® Structure and TecnoMETAL

3D model concrete and Steel structure and connections, bracing, stairs Insert details: connections, bracings, stairs, … Check changes from Analysis Analysis and verification of compliance (AISC, EC3, ABNT, …) Analysis Report

Revit® 3D Model 3D Model imported in TecnoMETAL

Detailing in TecnoMETAL Revit® 3D Model with details

Section2: Sketch, fabrication managing, packing list and shipping to building site.

In TecnoMETAL and TecnoCAM… This is a Position This is a Mark This is a Subassembly

TecnoCAM In Real Time Manage all process to fabrication. Allows you to: Check fabrication time and cost Plan fabrication Manage warehouse Packing list Manage all CNC Machine and in-house manufacturing or outsourcing Link to Administration and Logistics information

Steel Carpentery ‘‘Steel&Graphics’’ DEPARTMENT 1 Wharehouse material PLATE SHAPES DEPARTMENT 2 Shapes line, composed to 3 CNC maquines and 1 manual saw DEPARTMENT 3 Plate line, composed to 1 CNC maquine and 2 manual centers OXYCUT SAW SHEAR ANGLES CNC DRILLING PLATE DRILLING&SAWING BEAMS

DEPARTMENT 4 Manual works: drilling, marking, shaping. ... PRESS PROFILING BEAM WELDING WELD PREP DEPARTMENT 5 Welding line. WELD DEPARTMENT 6 QUALITY CHECK DEPARTMENT 7 PAINTING DEPARTMENT 8 SHIPPING DEPARTMENT 9 BUILDING

Sketch of steel structure and 3d model design of «CENTER IGUZZINI» building in Barcellona Picture of «CENTER IGUZZINI» building in Barcellona

Section3: Exporting 3D Model and fabrication information from TecnoMETAL to Autodesk® Navisworks® to Manage Construction

Complete 3D model from TecnoMETAL and Revit Model loaded in Navisworks with elements properties

THANK YOU! For more information you can meet us at Exhibition Hall Booth 1202 Visit web site: www.steel-graphics.com Send an email to francesca.toffali@steel-graphics.com

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