3D Revit® model of Heath Town footbridge was created from a laser scan capturing engineering tolerances, as part of the council's residential regeneration programme
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Structural steel fabrication company Nusteel approached CADS to laser scan Heath Town footbridge in Wolverhampton.
The survey was required as part of a residential regeneration programme by the Council which involved removing a section of the existing pedestrian bridge and joining the two retained structures together.
Nusteel required a highly accurate measured survey of the structure already in situ, specifically the end of the structures where the new bridge parts would abut the existing. This was the first time the CADS survey team had worked with an engineering company on a civils project.
Deliverables included an HD 3D model and point cloud data file which Nusteel used to produce a detailed design, calculation and loadings to fabricate a new bridge connection.
David Harrison, Design and Drawing Office Manager, Nusteel Structures:
“The model is very impressive and we can now be more confident with on-site works”
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