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Why 3D Scanning Matters Before Mining Equipment, Conveyor and Chute Upgrades

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Reducing fabrication uncertainty, improving equipment fit-up and supporting mining shutdown planning. The Challenge of Modifying Existing Mining Equipment Mining processing plants rarely remain exactly as they were originally designed. Over time, conveyors are modified, transfer chutes are replaced, platforms are installed and mechanical equipment is upgraded to meet changing production requirements. Unfortunately, the original engineering drawings may not reflect these modifications. For maintenance superintendents, project engineers and shutdown planners, this creates an important question: How can new equipment be designed and fabricated to fit an existing mining plant when the installed geometry is uncertain? One practical solution is to use 3D LiDAR scanning before engineering design begins. Hamilton By Design combines 3D scanning, point cloud processing, mechanical engineering and CAD modelling to support mining equipment modifications across Australia. Read the full engineering ...

3D Engineering Scanning in the Solomon Islands

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Bringing Engineering Certainty to Solomon Islands Projects with 3D Laser Scanning Designing or upgrading infrastructure in the Solomon Islands often means working with limited drawings, decades of modifications, and assets exposed to marine corrosion, cyclones, and seismic events. For engineers, that uncertainty can slow projects and increase risk. Modern 3D engineering scanning changes that completely. Hamilton By Design is now supporting Solomon Islands projects with professional laser scanning that captures the real world in millimetre-accurate detail. The result is a reliable point cloud that designers and engineers anywhere in the world can use for BIM modelling, detailed CAD design, and Finite Element Analysis (FEA). Why Accurate Scan Data Matters in the Solomons Across Honiara and the outer islands, many facilities were built without complete documentation: Ports and wharves upgraded over decades Power and utility assets with mixed standards Processing plants modified by multi...