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High Definition Digital Survey (Laser Scanning) April 2010 Simon Atkinson 281.701.2292

Texas Surveys April 2010

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High Definition Digital Survey

(Laser Scanning)

April 2010

Simon Atkinson281.701.2292

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2009 Projects

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Simon Atkinson 1994 - 2010 As-Built Data Collection / Laser Scanning Experience

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Shell

&

H&K Engineering

Dauphin Island

Alabama

April 2009

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How It All Works

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The Process

Survey The Registration Targets With A Reflectorless Total Station

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The Process

Survey The Registration Targets With A Reflectorless Total Station

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How Laser Scanning Works

Scan Area With High Definition Laser Scanner

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How Laser Scanning Works

Generate Scan File: This Is Scan Data & Not A Photograph.

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How Laser Scanning Works

Generate 3D Model (If Required)

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Delivering Value To Our Clients

&

The Project Engineering Team

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Laser Scanning

Hale Boggs Memorial Bridge

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Zone-1 Close Range Scanning

Internal Structure & Saddles

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High Definition Laser Scanning

Z+F Imager 5006

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Examples Of Internal Scans Of Zone-1

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Registered Scan Data

In a non-orthogonal environment such as the

Hale Boggs Memorial Bridge, the registered scan

data quickly give a true 3D representation of the

real world environment.

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Requested Deliverable

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Proposed Deliverable

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Deliverable: Unigraphics As-Built 3D Model

Client: Feedback

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Existing Design Model Overlaid onto As-built Model

Client: Feedback

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• Site Definition• Unit Record Sheets (URS)• Site visits (tape measure, photos,

sketches)

• Design Effort • Background (TURB)

file creation

• Issues • Drafting hours for

TURB file creation• Documentation accuracy

– No documentation– Incorrect documentation– Undocumented site

modifications• Site fit-up issues

– Piping, conduit, skids

• Site Definition• Only one site visit• Point cloud data, all measurements

collected

• Design Effort• Background UG model generated

• Benefits• Time Reduction

» Engineering and drafting cycle time (productivity)

• Accuracy – As-Installed configuration

• Cost Avoidance» Reduced outage time» Eliminate Site fit-up & re-work

issues

Current Process with

Laser ScanningOld Methodology

Client: Feedback

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The Gray is the Laser Scan Parasolid

The Green is the GE Design Model

Working Closely with Designers is important.

• A small adjustment in position, brought the whole model into perfect alignment.

• The 0.36 inch difference was calculated to be heat expansion / deformation.

Diameter 122.64 inch (3D Parasolid Model)

Diameter 123.00 inch is design dim.

Don’t Panic

How Problems Are Perceived & Getting It Right

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DeliverablesAs-Built Models

Points imported directly into laser scanning design software to create As-Built models

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DeliverablesAs-Built Models

Points imported directly into laser scanning design software to create As-Built models

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DeliverablesAs-Built Models

Points imported directly into laser scanning design software to create As-Built models

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Design / Fabrication Comparison & Validation

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Yellow – As Designed

Pink – As Built

Design / Fabrication Comparison & Validation

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Validate Dimensions

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As-Built Modeling

From the Point Cloud Data, 3D

As-Built Models can be created,

and converted to PDS,

SmartPlant Review, AutoCAD,

PDMS, …etc

3D Laser Scan Model

PDMS Model

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Direct Import Of Point Cloud Data

Points imported directly into

the design software:

SmartPlant Review, PDMS,

PDS, Microstation,

AutoCAD, NX …etc.

Identifying:

• Tie-In Locations

• Routing Options

• Clash Detection

• Equipment

Identification

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Clash Detection / Design Validation

Review New Design Against The

Real World Environment.

Interference / Clash Detection

Tracking And Reporting.

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Plot Plan View Of Scan Locations

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Accurately Dimension Directly From The 3D Scan Data.

Distances, Center Lines, Diameters, Elevations, …Etc

Navigate Through The Plant Without Leaving The Office

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Safely And Quickly Capture Data In Dangerous Environments.

Navigate Safely Through Dangerous Areas

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ADDED

VALUE

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Increased Safety For All

Faster / More Accurate Data Collection

Better Design & Planning

Reduced Construction Man Hours

Added Value – Project Engineering

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Added Value – Project Engineering

Detect Errors Prior To Construction

Reduce Shutdown Time Due To Fit-up Issues

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No Dangerous / Costly Scaffolding Required

Added Value – Project Engineering

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Traditional Methods Of Data Collection Are ExpensiveIncomplete And Inaccurate

Added Value – Project Engineering

$

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Cost Effective Option: Reduced Site Visits For All

Added Value – Project Engineering

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Bristol UK – Rhodia HF Unit - Mexichem

Field Work:

3 Person Survey Crew

5 Days on Site Scanning

Data Processing:

1 Office Person

3 Days Conversion / Registration

Case Study #1

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Data Collection: Labor + Expenses (UK) $ 28,000.00

1 Week Equipment Rental $ 7,000.00

As-Built 3D Model Production $ 46,000.00

Total $ 81,000.00

As-Built / Back Modeling

3 Designers

6 Weeks

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