MEP POINT CLOUD MODELING

Advenser provides ultra-efficient and extremely accurate Point Cloud Scan to As-built BIM model conversion services for all your MEP elements such pipes, ducts, plumbing fittings, electrical fixtures and equipment in your preferred 3D modeling environment for subsequent detailing and documentation as specified by the LOD project requirements. Our accurate and efficient scan to BIM services empowers your organization to continue focusing on your mainstream activity by offloading the As-built model creation task.

Practical Applications of MEP Point Cloud Modeling

If you are an MEP contractor or even a general contractor, you can utilize our scan to BIM services in the following ways:

(i) You can drastically avoid delays by accurate and quick integration of existing MEP elements’ condition into the design process

(ii) You can use point cloud scan to capture the constructed MEP services model for your as-built documentation set (absorbing the site deviations from the design drawings) that are to be submitted to the owner or general contractor after project completion.

(iii) You can use the BIM model generated from the point cloud in determining the impacts of the proposed MEP system on the existing MEP elements.

(iv) You can utilize the As-built BIM model as a Comprehensive record of the building MEP system as-built condition in a virtual environment for facility management, repair and maintenance.

(v) The As-built MEP model generated using point cloud scan can be leveraged to demolish targeted services safely without disrupting other services that are to be retained.

We offer the following Point Cloud Modeling services apart from MEP:

Architectural elements (Internal/external walls, doors, windows, floors, ceiling)
Structural members: (Beams, columns, trusses, stairs, braces, handrails, joists)
Integrated BIM project: (As-built model of architectural, structural & MEP)
Revit family recreation

Advenser deliverables for point cloud modeling:

3D BIM Models
BIM Integration
As-built Documentation
Elevation Drawings

The Industry Standards We Follow:

IECC : International Energy Conservation Code
ASHRAE Standards : The American Society of Heating, Refrigerating and Air-Conditioning Engineers standards
NFPA Codes : National Fire Protection Association codes
AS 1668.2 : Australian Standards for The use of mechanical ventilation and air conditioning in buildings
AS1851-2005 : Australian Standards for Maintenance of fire protection systems and equipment
AS/NZS 3666 : Joint Australian New Zealand Standard
NBN Standards : S21-200, S21-201, S21-202, S21-203, N S21-207