Dicad

Reinforcement planning with high adjustment convenience

Ongoing planning during construction is increasingly becoming standard procedure. CAD solutions for structural design, reinforcement and precast production and erection planning make it possible to react flexibly to short-term changes and to avoid errors.

Requests for significant changes to the structural design by clients, architects and planners of technical building services generate high costs. Even relatively minor changes to a construction element can trigger a whole chain of additional changes. Errors discovered shortly before commencement of construction, production or erection not...

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