Hamworthy Heating offers Fleet BIM objects

01 November, 2012

Hamworthy Heating has developed 3D BIM (building information modelling) objects for its entire Fleet range of boilers. They include all associated metadata, size configurations and pipe-kit options. All 47 boilers in the range are included in just four BIM objects, making it easier for the designer to select options and change the output of the boiler without loading a new object into the design. The BIM objects have built-in intelligent feedback to prevent an erroneous specification.

Because these BIM objects include mechanical, electrical and plumbing content (MEP), all necessary connections and data for design and analysis use in Revit MEP systems is included. Hamworthy also has IFC (a neutral platform) components available.

These BIM objects can be downloaded from the website below or directly from Hamworthy’s web site.

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