Published February 1988 | Version v1
Journal article

Plant design

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By using computer-aided drafting and design (CADD), Atomic Energy of Canada Limited will reduce its overall project plan for the CANDU 300 reactor from five to four years. CADD is highly recommended for such large projects with complicated layouts. Drawings must be completed in less than half of the time to justify the cost of CADD, and they are. The designers actually simulate the process of construction, so that potential space problems are easily discovered. The computer maintains an inventory of parts. Stress analysis can be done at a much earlier stage than formerly

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Subtitle (English)
Computers improve process design efficiency

Publishing Information

Journal Title
Process Industries Canada
Journal Volume
72
Journal Issue
1
Series
Process Ind. Can.
Journal Page Range
5-7
ISSN
0826-7243
CODEN
PICAE