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Structural software developer CSC has released v17 of its concrete building design software, Orion, to the UK market. With this new version, structural engineers can build and design complex models faster and more efficiently, according to the company.
The software includes new functionality for FE mesh generation and foundation modeling, and engineers are also able to send details directly to CAD for quick drawing production, while simultaneously providing clients with material take offs for concrete and reinforcement early in the design process. Orion v17 also enables engineers to coordinate with others using the new BIM integration with Autodesk Revit.
For more information, visit CSC.
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