See the whole dyehouse.
An example dyehouse with ELİAR equipment. Present the layout to your customer, review pipe routes and find equipment information through the model.
What question are we resolving?
Tank positions, preparation equipment and routes to production all affect the layout. Open the facility model and review these areas with your team.
What to bring
A facility layout, equipment models and the team’s questions about space, access and information.
The workflow
Start the sales conversation with the whole facility
Open the overview: storage tanks, preparation equipment, textile machines and the logistics aisle appear together. ELİAR’s RD96 addresses liquid-chemical weighing and distribution, while ADW addresses powder-dyestuff weighing, dissolving and distribution. Show your customer how the systems fit into the production area.
Preparation, production and logistics in one facility view.Plantica render View original ↗ Review engineering questions in place
Move between the tank platforms. See pipe routes, steel supports, stairs and access areas together. How will maintenance approach the equipment? Where could a new connection pass? Discuss the layout with the equipment’s surroundings in view.
Connect equipment information to its location
Select the preparation equipment to review its identity, technical documents and linked data. ELİAR’s TELESKOP family addresses dyehouse management. Data connections depend on the source systems you use.
Review the preparation equipment alongside its tanks and working space.Plantica render View original ↗
Outputs
- A system layout presented in the customer’s facility context
- A shared engineering view of pipes, platforms and access
- A clear starting point for relating asset information to physical equipment
An example textile facility with ELİAR equipment.
ELİAR product information
Let’s review your model.
A facility layout, equipment models and the team’s questions about space, access and information.