Electrical BIM should do more than show where conduits and equipment are located. A useful model needs to account for how those systems will actually be installed.
This presentation looks at the practical side of electrical coordination, including conduit routing, cable tray pathways, electrical rooms, working clearances, supports, penetrations, and coordination with surrounding MEP systems.
It also covers a common problem on complex projects: a route can be clash-free in the model and still be difficult to build in the field.
Key topics include:
Electrical conduit and feeder routing Cable tray coordination Electrical room planning MEP congestion and trade crossings Equipment access and clearances Supports and penetrations Field constructability Coordination before prefabrication
The main idea is simple: BIM becomes more valuable when the coordinated model reflects the way crews actually install the work.
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