Grundfos puts BIM in focus

06 July, 2016

Grundfos has created purpose-built BIM elements from scratch to ensure they are lightweight and do not contain unnecessary data, unlike BIM assets based on 3D drawings from the initial product development and which contain a lot of information that is of little value to designers, engineers, contractors or operations managers.

The Grundfos BIM elements are purpose-built Revit catalogues that are data-light and deliver coarse, medium and fine renditions. They provide exact geometry and electrical and piping connections. There is also access to operational, service and I&O data.

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