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Title: MODEL IMPORTEXPORT AND BIM


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MODEL IMPORT/EXPORT AND BIM
  • Brian Cobb
  • Structural Detailing, LLC

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Topics to be covered
  • Model export - everyone can do it!!
  • 3d-DXF export
  • CIS/2 export
  • VRML export
  • Creating an IFC file
  • Troubleshooting
  • Model import -
  • Import a CIS/2 file
  • Troubleshooting
  • BIM
  • What is it? How do I do it?

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Demo Model
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Model Export
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Model Export
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3d-DXF Output
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3d-DXF Output
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3d-DXF Output
  • Pros
  • Accurate Representation
  • Easy to navigate
  • Import direct to REVIT
  • Common MEP format
  • Cons
  • Large File Size (6MB this job, 500MB on 2000 ton
    job)
  • Cannot pick members to export (PR item)
  • No direct import to NavisWorks
  • No intelligence

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VRML Output
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VRML Output
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VRML Output - NavisWorks
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VRML Output
  • Pros
  • Accurate Representation
  • Intelligence (finish, member data, sequencing
    data )
  • Direct import to NavisWorks
  • Cons
  • Medium File Size (750kb this job, 150MB on 2000
    ton job)
  • Does not import directly to REVIT
  • Cannot pick members to export

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CIS/2 OUTPUT
  • Pros
  • Most Comprehensive Data from SDS/2
  • Send to CIS/2 compatible software (RAM and other
    design software)
  • Can be used to convert to IFC
  • Small file size 4MB on 2000 ton job)
  • Cons
  • Need to remove connections to go to Revit.
  • Does not load to Navis Works.

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CIS/2 OUTPUT
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CIS/2 OUTPUT
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CIS/2 OUTPUT
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CIS/2 to VRML / IFC translator
  • CIS2.NIST.GOV
  • Written by Robert Lipman
  • Converts CIS/2 to VRML and to IFC

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VRML via CIS/2 convert
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VRML via CIS/2 convert
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VRML via CIS/2 convert
  • Pros
  • Smaller File Size (181kb for this file vs. 750kb
    directly from SDS/2)
  • Can use CIS/2 to specifically select members for
    export.
  • Cons
  • Problems with bent plate
  • Curved workpoints mis-aligned
  • Some intelligence lost

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IFC via CIS/2 convert
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IFC via CIS/2 convert
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IFC via CIS/2 convert
  • Pros
  • REVIT compatibility
  • Members to be exported can be specifically chosen
    (in original CIS/2 file)
  • Cons
  • Doesnt do bent plate
  • Curved members represented incorrectly
  • No intelligence

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Model Import
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Model Import
  • Import via CIS/2
  • Start with a new job
  • Make sure you have enough members and views
    allocated.

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Model Import
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Model Import
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Model Import
  • Potential Import Problems
  • Columns modeled to nodal points
  • Beams modeled to nodal points
  • Top of steel vs. top of slab
  • Poor modeling techniques

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Model Import
  • Columns modeled to nodal points
  • If importing from RAM or another design model,
    the columns will more than likely be modeled from
    floor-to-floor, not from base to roof or base to
    splice level.
  • BE CAREFUL HERE ABM KILLER!!

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Model Import
  • Beams modeled to nodal points
  • If importing from RAM or another design model,
    the beams may be modeled at beam centerline.
  • Beams may be come in at top of slab instead of
    top of steel.
  • If importing from REVIT, this can be controlled
    make sure to ask for a drawing model (not an
    analytical model or analytical / drawing combo).

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Model Import
  • Beams modeled to nodal points

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Model discipline
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Model discipline
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Model discipline
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Model discipline
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BIM
  • Building Information Modeling
  • A process, not a software
  • The AGC defines BIM as an object-oriented
    building development tool that utilizes 5-D
    modeling concepts, information technology and
    software interoperability to design, construct
    and operate a building project, as well as
    communicate its details.

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BIM
  • What is your definition / application of BIM?
  • Receiving a model from the engineer.
  • Providing a model to the engineer.
  • Providing a model to the MEP sub for duct
    penetration coordination.
  • Providing a model to the architect for
    incorporation to the design model,
  • Providing the contractor with a model for
    incorporation into a multi-discipline model.
  • Receiving AutoCAD drawings from the A/E team,
    with instructions to scale all dimensions.

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Keys to a successful BIM project
  • Walk away (JUST KIDDING!!)
  • Know your capabilities.
  • Define the scope of BIM up front.
  • Its probably too late to go BIM mid-way through
    the project.
  • Do you need to model in all of the bent plate,
    hangers, kickers, etc?
  • Test compatibility with other software before
    starting.

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