Bureau Veritas recently developed a 3D digital twin modelling system which they say will dramatically slash structural computational and verification times.
Philippe Donche-Gay, Executive Vice-President, Marine & Offshore Division spoke about the system on Wednesday June 8 at the Posidonia international maritime trade exhibition in Athens.
The class society hopes that the 3D model will allow for the dramatic reduction in the time needed to check the structure, seakeeping and stability of new vessels and floating offshore units is being delivered through the use of a powerful 3D model which links directly to BV’s entire VeriSTAR suite of calculation tools.
Philippe Donche-Gay, Executive Vice-President, Marine & Offshore Division, said: “The model interfaces directly with all our tools, meaning no data has to be entered twice, saving time and improving accuracy. Ship designers, shipyards, ship owners and offshore operators are going to benefit from major time and cost savings as we move our entire design and plan approval onto this new digital platform.”
Bureau Veritas entered into a strategic partnership with Dassault Systèmes to develop the 3D model.
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