3D model · BIM/IFC
Upload the structure's model in .IFC or .GLB, with photogrammetry, and link each element to the tested member. DIAVICON colors the model according to the results of the tests and the visual inspection: you see where the problem is before opening any table.
Freemium plan: free, with 1 user and 250 MB of storage. The platform interface is currently in Portuguese.
The DIAVICON difference
Each element of the model carries the tests, inspections and service life forecast of the structural member it represents.
Color map
Choose a view and the model is colored according to the result of each element: corrosion potential, the GUT score from the visual inspection and the other recorded tests.
Tests
Select a pier, a girder or a slab and see the tests performed on that element, with the service life forecast based on the carbonation front.
Visual inspection
Visual inspection records appear on the corresponding element, with the element's GUT score and the description of each defect.
Section and material
The dimensions and concrete cover suggested by the IFC file fill in the element's record. You review and save.
Bridges and industry
The same feature works for bridges and viaducts and for industrial structures, in concrete and in steel: what changes is the model you upload.
In the field
In the app, the 3D model sits in the BIM/IFC tab of the structure's planning, next to the drawings and locations.
Features
The structure's BIM model and the photogrammetry mesh in the same environment.
Link each part of the model to the DIAVICON structural element, one by one or by name.
Adjust ranges and colors and save the view to use on other structures.
Cut the model with a horizontal or vertical section, measure and frame the area of interest.
The measured carbonation front becomes remaining service life and probability of depassivation per element.
The same results feed the structure's dashboards and reports.
Monitoring
The model shows where each result is; the dashboard shows how they evolve from one campaign to the next. Both use the same data collected in the field.
Explore the monitoring dashboard
Where the data comes from
Rebound hammer test, ultrasonic pulse velocity, core extraction, cracks, load tests and liquid penetrant.
View pageCarbonation front, corrosion potential, electrical resistivity and chlorides.
View pageMortar bond strength, ceramic tile bond strength and anchor pull-out test.
View pageDefects with photos, position on the drawing and prioritization by the GUT method.
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The structure's 3D model (.IFC and .GLB, with photogrammetry) is part of the Enterprise plan. Start on the Freemium plan to get to know data collection and analyses, and talk to DIAVICON to see the 3D model working with one of your structures.
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In a 30-minute call, we show you the 3D model, the dashboards and the AI reports, and answer your questions about the Enterprise plan.
Questions
Didn't find your question?Write to contato@diavicon.com.
It is the visualization of the structure's three-dimensional model inside the platform. Each part of the model is linked to a structural element and shows the tests, inspections and service life forecast for that element.
.IFC files, the open standard for BIM models, and .GLB files, used for 3D models and photogrammetry meshes.
You choose a view, such as corrosion potential or the GUT score from the visual inspection, and each linked element takes the color of the range its result falls into. Your company can adjust and save the ranges.
For the carbonation front, yes: using the age of the structure, the measured front and the concrete cover, the platform estimates the remaining service life and the probability of depassivation for each element. Interpretation remains with the engineer in charge.
To use this feature, yes: you need an .IFC or .GLB file of the structure. The other DIAVICON features, such as drawings, tests, dashboards and reports, work without the 3D model.
The Enterprise plan, which includes 20 users, 30 GB of storage and the monitor for up to 20 structures.
Yes. In the app, it sits in the BIM/IFC tab of the structure's planning, with the color map and the panel for each component.
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