Since virtually all piping software features some sort of automatic isometric production, I'm wondering if users find that a lot of time is spent "cleaning" them, IE, spiffing them up to make them more presentable for the fabricator. After all, a machine doesn't necessarily know how to produce legible and clearly laid-out drawings.
Also, how is the checking process handled? Because the iso is generated directly from the 3D CAD model, is there any point in iso checking? It would seem to make more sense to check the model itself, but then the checkers require full-time access to the model and software, plus adequate training.
Paul
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