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engineering efforts, reducing engineering time by
            eliminating the need to generate redundant steel  Digitalization Industrializes
            layout drawings. In addition, working in a digital   Project Delivery
            environment provided Hatch with multiple alterna-
            tive procurement strategies to lower bulk material   “Hatch has done several paperless projects, and
            costs, facilitating data-centric procurement rather   it established an improved digital way of working
            than using general arrangement and isometric   that we offer on all our projects. The benefits that
            drawings. The 3D digital twin, with its accurate   our clients gain from our approach span not only
            information in a centralized data environment,   the engineering, procurement, and construction
            cut three months from the schedule compared to   management  (EPCM)  project  delivery phase  but
            producing and taking measurements from paper   also extend well into operations and maintenance,”
            drawings.                                 stated Randy McMeekin, global managing director
            Using  the  digital twin  model  for  extracting  mate-  at Hatch. The biggest value within the concept of
            rial quantities freely issued to the fabricator and   utilizing a digital twin is the ability to shift forward
            the on-site installation contractor allowed the ma-  the start of production and cut the ramp-up time.
            terial supply process to simultaneously occur with   The 100% digital solution accelerated operational
            production of piping isometric deliverables, all in a   readiness, reduced capital expenditure costs by
            continuous digital flow among different time zones   20%, and enabled Hatch to deliver the fast-paced
            that resulted in saving 10% to 15% in purchasing   project in under two years, from feasibility to star-
            costs for the client. Given the remote location of the   tup. These outcomes were achieved through qua-
            plant, all these materials needed to be transported   lity controlled, digital modeling workflows managed
            2,800 kilometers to the site along roads containing   in Bentley’s connected data environment. Working
            gravel sections. The digital twin facilitated shipping   in that environment with Bentley’s integrated appli-
            of bulk pipe materials rather than prefabricated pi-  cations facilitated production of the digital twin, and
            ping spools, reducing transportation costs by four   optimized and accelerated engineering processes,
            times.                                    as well as industrialized project delivery to set an in-
                                                      dustry benchmark that reduced production ramp-
                                                      up time from six months to one week.






                         Hatch definisce il punto di riferimento del settore utilizzando

                         un “digital twin” per realizzare un impianto

                         di acido solforico nella Repubblica Democratica del Congo


                         Hatch ha stabilito una strategia di cooperazione digitale per realizzare un progetto da 245 milioni di dollari per
                         un impianto di acido solforico nella Repubblica Democratica del Congo (RDC), superando le sfide geografiche e
                         logistiche che includevano una location remota e un team di progetto distribuito a livello globale.
                         L’utilizzo delle applicazioni Bentley di modellazione integrata per sviluppare il gemello digitale dell’opera ha
                         velocizzato la capacità operativa e garantito una riduzione dei costi del 20%, consentendo ad Hatch di elaborare
                         il progetto ad un ritmo accelerato e di completarlo in meno di due anni, dalla fattibilità alla consegna.


























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