German Yard Implements Nupas-Cadmatic
The Peene-Werft in Wolgast, Germany, has chosen Nupas-Cadmatic software solution as their main CAD/CAE/CAM system. During an implementation project of about two months, the shipyard will implement Nupas-Cadmatic for the complete Hull structure, Piping, Machinery and Outfitting including special customizations for the yard's high-tech production facilities like profile cutting robots, automated pipe workshop, web panels and their in-house material management system.
The first project - building the first of a series of heavy cargo vessels - commenced in the beginning of February 2000. A group of about 20 engineers have been trained in several disciplines of the Nupas-Cadmatic system. Furthermore, Numeriek Centrum Groningen will assist in the engineering and help production people on-site at the yard during the start-up phase of the project.
Besides the choice for a proven CAD/CAE/CAM system, the yard's choice for Nupas-Cadmatic is based on the co-operation with 'a solid partner who stands for the delivery and maintenance of a complete solution'.
NCG's Product Manager, Geert Tepper, says : "After a feasibility study of several months, the Peene-Werft concluded that Nupas-Cadmatic is the most compact and effective solution for the yard's engineering and production facilities." Circle 188 on Reader Service Card
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