Desapex Engineering Consultants

  Desapex , a leading digital engineering and a   BSI Associate Consulting   Partner specializing in high-tech industrial facilities, was tasked to setup & run a digital framework for project coordination for state-of-the-art   semiconductor manufacturing   plant in India. The project, valued at over $1 billion, required meticulous design coordination and quality assurance to meet the stringent standards of the semiconductor industry. To ensure the success of this complex project, Desapex adopted Solibri, a cutting-edge   Building Information Modeling (BIM)   validation and quality assurance software, to streamline design review processes and enhance collaboration among stakeholders. Challenges: 1. Complexity of Design:  The semiconductor plant involved intricate systems, including cleanrooms, HVAC, electrical, and process piping, requiring seamless integration of multiple disciplines with reference to structure. 2. Stringent Quality...

  The   European Union’s Construction Products Regulation (CPR)   has undergone a significant update that impacts manufacturers of construction materials. First introduced in 2011 to harmonize product standards and facilitate the free circulation of construction products within the EU, the CPR has evolved to meet modern environmental challenges. In December 2024, the updated regulation was published in the EU Official Journal and entered into force on January 7, 2025. This revised CPR now includes enhanced sustainability and transparency measures, which are crucial for manufacturers looking to stay competitive in the EU market. What is the Construction Products Regulation (CPR)? The Construction Products Regulation (CPR) establishes standardized safety, performance, and environmental requirements for construction products sold in the EU. The goal of the CPR is to ensure that construction products meet minimum standards for safety and performance while addressing the growi...

  This summer, the International Organization for Standardization (ISO) released updates to the ISO 55000 series, a comprehensive set of standards for asset management. These updates provide essential guidance on value, organizational alignment, leadership, outcomes, and measurable improvements in asset management. A common misconception is that ISO standards are only for large corporations, specific industries, or compliance purposes. In reality, they offer a robust framework for integrating asset management with business objectives something "maintenance maturity" or "Maintenance 5.0" models often fail to achieve. Source: MDPI The Limitations of Maintenance Maturity Models Originally introduced by Winston Ledet in 1999, maintenance maturity models help organizations structure their maintenance improvement journey. These models outline steps to move beyond reactive maintenance and towards proactive, data-driven strategies. While this structured approach can yield s...

  Introduction to Reality Capture Technology Reality Capture Technology is transforming the construction, architectural, and engineering industries. It combines advanced devices and techniques like  3D laser scanning ,  drones , and photogrammetry to create highly accurate digital representations of physical spaces or objects. These digital models known as point clouds or 3D meshes serve as real-world data for detailed planning, design, and documentation. Reality capture empowers professionals to gather precise measurements and visuals from a site in a fast, non-intrusive manner, eliminating the errors and delays of traditional manual surveying. By using cutting-edge tools like  laser scanners  and  aerial drones , reality capture allows construction and design teams to access up-to-date, highly detailed information. This leads to faster workflows, better decision-making, and reduced risks. With the ability to collect accurate data at every stage of a proje...

  In today's world, where sustainability and environmental responsibility are at the forefront of business and consumer decisions, Life Cycle Assessment (LCA) stands out as an essential tool for evaluating the environmental impact of products and services. This blog will explore what LCA is, its significance, the process involved, and how it can be leveraged for better decision-making in various industries. What is Life Cycle Assessment (LCA)? Life Cycle Assessment (LCA) is a systematic process used  to evaluate the environmental impacts of a product, service, or system throughout its entire life cycle . This includes every stage, from raw material extraction through production, use, and disposal. The goal of LCA is to identify and quantify the environmental burdens, such as greenhouse gas emissions, water usage, and energy consumption, that result from each phase of a product’s life cycle. ‍ Who can benefit from LCA? Companies:  Helps improve product design, reduce envir...