BIM data building technology
Fit for the future – with BIM
FRÄNKISCHE keeps an eye on the future!
New technologies change the way buildings are being planned, built and operated. Digital building planning using building information modelling (BIM) is the future and, from now on, we will provide free technical product data for this. With the BIM data for our Building Technology range for ventilation, drinking water and heating we support efficient planning, construction and management of building projects.
Building Information Modeling by FRÄNKISCHE
BIM data – Building Technology
Free BIM data from the building technology expert
Digital construction of buildings, perfect coordination during construction phase, and an overview of the installed products during maintenance whenever necessary: FRÄNKISCHE supports the effective processing of construction projects with comprehensive technical data for its range of pipe systems for ventilation, drinking water and heating. The enterprise provides these data to the architects, engineers and constructors free of charge.
Virtual planning, real construction
In the Autodesk Revit planning software, users access the extensive technical data and 3D models in the MagiCAD Cloud and create a digital design of the pipe network. The results are precise calculations – with optimized data quantity. As an alternative, you can handle project planning and dimensioning directly in the MagiCAD for Revit MEP software. After the pipe systems have been drawn in the desired locations, MagiCAD will dimension them according to the current standards. FRÄNKISCHE’s data record automatically equips the calculated model with the required FRÄNKISCHE fittings and accessories.
Datasets for projects and products
For application in projects, we provide the free data in the MagiCAD Cloud: https://frankische.magicad.cloud/
On a product level and for special planning software, we provide the different product datasets according to VDI 3805 for drinking water and heating installations (here) and heat recovery ventilation (here).
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