
3D Product
Model of the 44m sail catamaran
Courtesy BMT Nigel Gee & Associates Ltd., England

3D Product
Model of the 44m sail catamaran interior
Courtesy BMT Nigel Gee & Associates Ltd., England

Image of the
44mL sail catamaran under construction
Courtesy Derecktor Shipyard Bridgeport CT, USA |
Naval
Architects & Designer
Van Peteghem
Lauriot Prvost, France
Production Designer
BMT Nigel Gee &
Associates Ltd., England
Shipbuilder
Derecktor
Shipyard Bridgeport CT, USA
Project
44m aluminum
sail catamaran
ShipConstructor
Modules
Structure, Pipe,
Equipment, ProductHierarchy, Nest, Report
Project Highlights
Software Integration –
ShipConstructor2005 was used with AutoCAD 2005 and Rhino
v3 software packages. Preliminary design and styling was
provided by Van Peteghem Lauriot Prvost (VPLP). BMT
Nigel Gee & Associates (NGA) produced the construction
and systems drawings for class approval. The detail
design of the vessel was produced by NGA using
ShipConstructor and included full structural and pipe
work modeling. ShipConstructor was used to provide
production information code, nest plans, isometric
booklets, pipe arrangements, and pipe spool drawings to
Derecktor Shipyard (DSY) for construction. NavisWorks
Jetstream files were provided to DSY who used NavisWorks
Freedom as the visualisation tool to enable a
walk-through of the vessel during the modeling process.
Interference Checking – NGA used
the interference checking element of ShipConstructor to
verify clearance between all items of machinery,
equipment, cable trays and HVAC ducting. Removal and
maintenance space requirements were checked to ensure
equipment manufacturer's requirements were met. NGA used
NavisWorks to take a walk through of the vessel model as
a visual method of interference checking and also for
‘in-work' liaison with DSY during build to ensure
maximum efficiency between designer and shipyard.
BMT
Nigel Gee & Associates Ltd. is
supported by
Design
Systems & Technologies, SSI’s ShipConstructor
representative in Europe.
Derecktor Shipyard Bridgeport CT is
supported by ShipConstructor USA, Inc, SSI's affiliate
company in USA.