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Laser scanning for conversion of production facilities
Posted November 24th, 2011 by lklevenow
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In the course of an extensive project of Intercem Engineering GmbH (www.intercem.de), a leading provider of comprehensive solutions for cement industry, 3D laser scanning technology has been applied to accomplish the survey.
The project was composed of comprehensive tasks: a conversion of an existing filter on a concrete building on the one hand, and the integration of a new cyclone with filter system in the existing concrete structure of a heat exchanger on the other hand.
Reconstruction of an old farmhouse
Posted September 19th, 2011 by lklevenow
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For the reconstruction of an old farmhouse in Wattenwil near Berne (Switzerland), AAP Atelier für Architektur und Planung AG performed the survey by 3D laser scanning as well as the analysis and interpretation by using the software PointCab by Laserscanning Europe.
PointCab for Dimensional Sketches in Accident Documentation
Posted September 1st, 2011 by lklevenow
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Using 3D technology, traffic accidents can be documented and afterwards reconstructed. For this purpose, the traces and the final positions of the involved vehicles are preserved and documented with all details in a scaled sketch. The dimensional sketch serves for reconstruction of the sequence of events leading to the accidents whereby not only the vehicles’ directions but also the collision and driving speed are determined. Using the results, the injury severity of the occupants can be found out.
Survey of a gas turbine for energy optimisation and replacement of components
Posted August 26th, 2011 by lklevenow
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Gas turbines are used in numerous safety-relevant areas of life. Turbines are applied in aviation, in power plants, in the engine of locomotives as well as in industrial and municipal heat and energy generation.
Measurement of a Facade via Laser Scanning
Posted August 3rd, 2011 by lklevenow
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For the heritage-protected reconstruction of an ancient industrial building in Magdeburg (Germany), 3D laser scanning has been applied as method of measurement. The survey of three facades of the mentioned building was accomplished via laser scanner and the analysis and interpretation of data by means of the software PointCab and Geograf on a scale of 1:50.
Cost-effective survey of towers and complex buildings
Posted July 14th, 2011 by lklevenow
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Measuring complex building structures as well as buildings which are difficult to access, like the tower in the example, are very demanding with traditional measurement methods.
In addition, difficult conditions for setting scaffolding and a restricted time period for the measurement often occur.
In this case, laser scanning is often a sensible alternative to the traditional survey with tachymeter.
3D Survey of an Historical Industrial Building
Posted June 24th, 2011 by Eike Thiele
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3D Survey of an Historical Industrial Building with PointCab and AutoCAD Architecture for Analysis and Interpretation
The in situ scanning was realized without physical contact by a FARO 3d laser scanner within a time frame of about three hours. This approach allowed a thorough visual and geometrical analysis of the scanned areas. Analysis and interpretation were completed in only one day.
Survey of a High School by Digital Surveys with PointCab as Analysis Tool
Posted March 10th, 2011 by admin
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Digital Surveys was awarded a contract for modernization and reconstruction of Skegness Academy, a high school located in Lincolnshire on England's west coast. The project required an accurate as-built model so that the engineers would have all necessary information available for planning purposes.
Redevelopment of a Mustard Factory
Posted March 3rd, 2011 by admin
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A project from Bouwsupport
The city—as a habitat and space for living—is undergoing a renaissance. People are looking for interesting properties. More often than not, old industrial buildings are renovated and turned into living areas. In this project, an old mustard factory was to be converted. The factory building with the shape of the letter U consists of several rooms over two floors. The rooms are filled with machines for production purposes and serve as storerooms and garages.
Laser Scanning in Plant Construction: Scanning of a Limestone Plant
Posted February 1st, 2011 by Eike Thiele
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For a cement factory located in the Near East, the German company ThyssenKrupp Fördertechnik GmbH was assigned a contract to scan and collect data of a limestone plant. The software PointCab by Laserscanning Europe was to be used for analyzing, planning and interpreting purposes.
