But also, the bigger the pipe loop, the more problems you have with water quality.
This project can generate more benefit by remaining open and accessible to a range of collaborators.Nor is our aim to start from scratch or reinvent the wheel - we are using the data that is already created through the use of BIM, and existing formats for sharing it..
The planning process in the UK touches all of our lives.It is integral to the way in which the built environment develops around us; affecting where we live, where we work, where we eat, shop and play, how we walk, cycle and drive, how we produce, manufacture, generate, store, dispose and recycle.And yet the system we use has not changed since the 1940s.
It is arcane, complex, fragmented and hard to access and navigate – especially for the public who are, ultimately, its most important stakeholder.It has not even adopted technology that is virtually standard in other areas.. As such, planning is an excellent example of a process ready for digitisation.
Many elements could be digitised and therefore automated, reducing friction (which causes delay and cost) and streamlining activity from project design through consultation, to planning approval and construction.
Modernising the planning process in this way would drive efficiency, enhance quality and benefit everyone involved, directly and indirectly..This analytical work is diverse, ranging from a recent optimisation study for a pharmaceutical plant in Singapore, to a strategy for scaling up commercial supply of a new product, to investigating the likely production timescales for a future COVID-19 vaccine..
Some might say that it is the role of the client to understand their process and of course that is correct.However, a client is generally interested only in the process, its technical feasibility and ability to achieve their business needs.
We are interested in designing a built envelope that houses the process in the most efficient way.. DATA ANALYSIS INFORMS ENGINEERING AND DESIGN.The only way we can do this effectively is by analysing the process.