새로운 프로그램을 위한 혁신적이며, 협업이 가능한 동기화된 프로그램 관리
Stricter environmental/safety regulations and increasingly customized functional requirements have been driving the demand for more complex vessels. This wave of complexity is hitting the shop floor just as increased competition and rising economic uncertainty are forcing shipyards to reduce their production costs and time-to-market. Shipyards must deliver on spec, on time, and on a budget if they are to remain competitive. But when margins are low, how can shipbuilders keep reducing production costs without compromising quality?
Stricter environmental/safety regulations and increasingly customized functional requirements have been driving the demand for more complex vessels. This wave of complexity is hitting the shop floor just as increased competition and rising economic uncertainty are forcing shipyards to reduce their production costs and time-to-market. Shipyards must deliver on spec, on time, and on a budget if they are to remain competitive. But when margins are low, how can shipbuilders keep reducing production costs without compromising quality?
For most shipbuilding projects, 80 to 90 percent of the project’s total cost will be spent during construction: material, labor, equipment, system suppliers, overhead, etc. As a result, efficient planning can have a huge impact on bottom-line profitability.
With our Digital Ship Construction solution, shipbuilders can simulate the entire shipbuilding process in an integrated virtual shipyard environment before the first plates are even cut. This allows them to optimize the ship’s production sequence and minimize design changes and out-of-sequence work. All vessel-related data can be maintained in a comprehensive digital twin of the vessel, which can then be used as the single source of truth to share real-time project status and ensure efficient collaboration with all parties involved; for example, suppliers, subcontractors, co-makers, class societies, and even clients.
In addition, shipbuilders can deploy a digital twin of the shipyard to manage the yard as a capital asset. The health of the most critical production equipment can be monitored for predictive maintenance, thereby avoiding unscheduled downtime and production delays. Simulation can be used to optimize the yard layout for higher efficiency or to verify the ROI on equipment before purchase.
Shipbuilding is a complex process. To cut costs and increase productivity without compromising quality, this process needs to be fine-tuned and, as much as possible, automated. By leveraging digital twin technology, digital shipyards can minimize risks and inefficiencies in their current manufacturing process and turn complexity into a competitive advantage.
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더 엄격한 환경/안전 규정과 갈수록 맞춤화되는 기능 요구 사항으로 인해 보다 복잡한 선박에 대한 수요가 증가하고 있습니다. 경쟁이 심화되고 경제적 불확실성이 증가함에 따라 조선소에서 생산비를 절감하고 시장 출시 기간을 단축해야 하는 것처럼 이러한 복잡성이 제조 현...