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Digital Twine e ambiente
Ridurre l'impatto ambientale grazie all'utilizzo del Digital Twin
Massimiliano Poli - Cadmatic Italy
Sommario
Investire in soluzioni intelligenti per progettare impianti a basso impatto ambientale: ingegneria collaborativa, efficienza, produttivitą.
Presentazione in PDF in lingua inglese.
Digital Twin reduces the Environmental Impact of a Production facility during its Life cycle
From 2019 Global Status Report for Buildings and Construction Towards a zero-emissions, efficient and resilient buildings and construction sector
- Global construction account for 38% of total global emissions, with buildings equivalent to the size of Paris being built every week, but less than 1% of them are assessed to determine their
Carbon footprint. Steel, cement and glass are the most impacting materials in terms of CO2emissions.
- Chris Carroll, Professor at Johns Hopkins University and Engineering Director at Arup Building states: "We have to consider carbon like we currently consider money, The idea that you would build a project and not know how much it costs financially would seem incredible.
What is a Digital Twin?
A digital twin is a dynamic virtual copy of a physical asset, process, system or environment that looks like and behaves
identically to its real-world counterpart. A digital twin ingests data and replicates processes so you can predict
possible performance outcomes and issues that the realworld product might undergo.
Understanding of production asset investment lifecycle
- Choose manufacturing technologies to reduce emissions
- Project management for efficient project execution
- Asset performance management
- Efficient project execution on turnarounds, revamps and modernizations
Digital Twin is for enabling efficient execution of projects and safe and optimal asset operations
Creation of Digital Twin Data
- Majority of the technical data for project coordination, construction and as well operation & maintenance is created in detail design
- Investment to the quality, format and easy accessibility of the information will:
- Minimize errors of all activities
- Minimize double work
- Maximize productivity of all activities
- Improve transparent information sharing
From 2019 Global Status Report for Buildings and Construction Towards a zero-emissions, efficient and resilient buildings and construction sector
- Global construction account for 38% of total global emissions, with buildings equivalent to the size of Paris being built every week, but less than 1% of them are assessed to determine their
Carbon footprint. Steel, cement and glass are the most impacting materials in terms of CO2emissions.
- Chris Carroll, Professor at Johns Hopkins University and Engineering Director at Arup Building states: "We have to consider carbon like we currently consider money, The idea that you would build a project and not know how much it costs financially would seem incredible.
What is a Digital Twin?
A digital twin is a dynamic virtual copy of a physical asset, process, system or environment that looks like and behaves
identically to its real-world counterpart. A digital twin ingests data and replicates processes so you can predict
possible performance outcomes and issues that the realworld product might undergo.
Understanding of production asset investment lifecycle
- Choose manufacturing technologies to reduce emissions
- Project management for efficient project execution
- Asset performance management
- Efficient project execution on turnarounds, revamps and modernizations
Digital Twin is for enabling efficient execution of projects and safe and optimal asset operations
Creation of Digital Twin Data
- Majority of the technical data for project coordination, construction and as well operation & maintenance is created in detail design
- Investment to the quality, format and easy accessibility of the information will:
- Minimize errors of all activities
- Minimize double work
- Maximize productivity of all activities
- Improve transparent information sharing
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Fonte: Fiera Idrogeno ottobre 2022 workshop
Parole chiave: Gemelli digitali
