Desapex Engineering Consultants

  Imagine a world where industries thrive, yet the air remains clean. Sounds like a fantasy?  ‍ Not with  Carbon Capture, Utilization, and Storage (CCUS).  This revolutionary methodology offers a powerful solution to the climate crisis, allowing us to continue utilizing essential industries while minimizing their environmental footprint.India, the third-largest emitter of CO2 globally, faces significant challenges in reducing its carbon footprint. Despite progress in renewable energy, which contributes to about 30% of the necessary decarbonization, emissions from key sectors such as power generation and heavy industry remain difficult to address. With rapid economic growth and a population set to surpass 1.5 billion by 2036, India’s CO2 emissions are projected to exceed 4 gigatonnes annually by 2030. (Source: NITI Aayog) Carbon Capture, Utilization, and Storage (CCUS) emerges as a key concept in this context. CCUS involves capturing CO2 from large industrial sources,...

  Introduction Building Information Modeling (BIM)  has emerged as a transformative force in the AEC (Architecture, Engineering, and Construction) industry. Recognizing its potential,  market leaders  have taken significant steps to adopt and integrate BIM into their processes. Design  consultancy firms , too, are establishing dedicated BIM teams, acknowledging its critical role in the design phase. Today, BIM models are widely employed for visualization, clash detection, and coordination. However, their utility extends far beyond these functions. A BIM model serves various purposes across the entire asset lifecycle—from project initiation to design, construction, cost estimation, asset management, facility management, renovation, and demolition. This brings us to an essential question:  "How can you trust your BIM model?"  The reality is that the BIM model created at the project’s inception becomes the foundation for the building’s entire lifecycle—a ...

  Introduction As cities grow and populations surge,  metro systems  have become the lifeblood of urban development, driving connectivity, economic growth, and sustainability. These underground arteries not only ease traffic congestion but also serve as catalysts for modernization and urban planning. In this dynamic landscape, digital tools are revolutionizing how metro systems are designed, built, and managed. From advanced modeling software to  AI-powered project monitoring , technology is enabling faster, more efficient, and cost-effective infrastructure development, reshaping the urban environment as we know it. Source: Metro Rail News Building Information Modeling (BIM)  is a digital process that integrates multidimensional information for creating, managing, and sharing detailed information about the physical and functional characteristics of a building or infrastructure project throughout its lifecycle. BIM integrates 3D modeling with data on materials, s...

  As the global community grapples with the escalating impacts of climate change, the Conference of the Parties (COP) continues to serve as a critical platform for setting international climate policy. COP29, held in 2024, addressed critical concerns for industries tied to real estate, building construction, engineering, infrastructure, and urban development. These sectors not only contribute significantly to greenhouse gas emissions but also face the brunt of climate-related risks. Here’s a closer look at what COP29 could mean for these fields. Real Estate: Navigating a Carbon-Constrained World The real estate sector, accounting for nearly 40% of global energy-related carbon dioxide emissions when considering construction and operations (source:  World Green Building Council ), is under increasing scrutiny. COP29 emphasized  sustainable and energy-efficient buildings , as outlined in commitments made during the conference, with a focus on stricter regulations for new dev...

  Ports are the lifeblood of global trade, handling massive volumes of goods and playing a critical role in the world economy. Managing these complex infrastructures effectively requires innovation, precision, and a forward-looking approach. Digital twins for ports have emerged as a groundbreaking solution, combining reality capture, laser scanning, bathymetric surveys, and discrete event simulation to optimize operations and infrastructure management. What Is a Digital Twin for Ports? A digital twin is a virtual replica of a physical asset, system, or process. For ports, a digital twin integrates data from various sources physical sensors,  historical  records, real-time updates, and simulations into a centralized model. This model can be used for monitoring, planning, and optimizing port operations, helping authorities make data-driven decisions. The Role of Reality Capture Reality capture  technologies like  laser scanning  and bathymetric surveys are cr...