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the element of the facility over
which was intervened and, on
the other, to an identical
element in the digital twin
model stored in the BIM 360.
A once generated QR Code or
Unique ID assigned to a specific
element in a facility and an
identical element in the facility's
digital twin model allows you to
track all interventions and
history of all interventions on
one or more elements in the
facility and the facility's digital
twin model.
More description of digital twin
model maintenance in the BIM
360 cloud service, can be found
if you follow this link:
https://bit.ly/36qfyGm
Issuing A Ticket
Using The Digital
Twin Model In Bim
360 And Database
Related To The
Digital Twin Model
If you have read the text in the
previous subtitle and watched
the BIM 360 Ops video, I believe
you are fascinated with how
easily any change made to a
real-world facility and a digital
twin model in the digital world
can be documented. In a very
similar way, it is possible to
create a ticket and monitor its
implementation using databases
and specific procedures.
What is very convenient about
databases is that it is possible to
look at all interventions that
have happened in the past, but
also to write tickets that will be
executed in the future based on
the life cycle data of a particular
element in an existing facility
and a digital twin model of an
existing facility. Tracking
incoming and previous costs
with the help of a database,
whether it is regular work,
renovations, repairs, upgrades,
or adaptation of a building to
new regulations, allows the
facility user the opportunity to
view all the life cycle costs of the
building. Doing so will
significantly enable him to
optimize his finances and
provide significant savings.
Which Data Should
The Digital Twin
Model Contain?
The most straightforward answer
to this question is - the building's
digital twin model should contain
all of the data that is valuable to
the facility user and the facility
042 TeamCAD BIM
JAN 2021