3D Rebar Modeling
Reinforcement modeled for slabs, beams, columns, walls, foundations and other concrete elements within the agreed scope.
SBS Design Tech provides rebar production support for reinforced-concrete elements using project-specific drawings, reinforcement requirements and detailing standards supplied by the client. The workflow can include 3D rebar modeling, reinforcement views, shop drawings and bar schedules.
Exact scope depends on the issued project information and the services currently marked Available Now.
Reinforcement modeled for slabs, beams, columns, walls, foundations and other concrete elements within the agreed scope.
Coordinated reinforcement drawings with views, callouts, annotations and schedules prepared from the model.
BBS output prepared from coordinated reinforcement information and the project scheduling requirements.
Concrete sections and dimensions coordinated with the reinforcement documentation.
Checks for model/drawing consistency, bar data, annotations and scheduled information.
Revit-based reinforcement production with project-specific families, tags, schedules and annotation standards where supplied.
The quote workflow captures project market, time zone, units, software version, LOD, standards, deliverables and required dates before the work is accepted.
Bar sizes, laps, anchorage, cover, bending rules and other reinforcement requirements must come from the project design/detailing criteria. SBS does not assume design values that have not been provided or agreed.
Clear inputs reduce assumptions and help define a realistic production scope.
RVT, IFC, DWG, PDF, issued drawings, markups or other verified project references.
Revit version, coordinates, units, templates, naming rules, parameters, BEP and client standards.
Native models, drawings, schedules, reports, exports, milestones and review expectations.
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