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<title>Traffic Bridge Tool</title>
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<div class="portfolio-header">
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<p class="portfolio-header-title">Dervis van Leersum</p>
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href="mailto:dervis.vanleersum@gmail@@com?subject=Say%20hi%20to%20Dervis%20van%20Leersum" onclick="this.href=this.href.replace('@@', '.')">CONTACT ME</a>
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<h1 class="portfolio">Portfolio</h1>
<h2 class="portfolio">Traffic Bridge Calculation Software</h2>
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<p>
For the 'Traffic Bridge Tool,' I led the development of a comprehensive process enabling the modeling of a bridge entirely in Revit and RFEM based on fundamental inputs.
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The output is a traffic bridge compliant with norms (Eurocode and/or ROK) at the preliminary design (VO) level.
A process that normally would take at least a week is now completed and ready to be deilvered in an hour.
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Output includes traditional deliverables such as a PDF report, appendices with calculations, technical drawings with dimensions,
a complete RFEM model with all loads and traffic considerations, and a Revit 3D model of the bridge.
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I authored the architecture of the tool, outlining the plan of approach and designing the complete data model. In this project, I served as the lead developer.
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The tool's workflow involves loading input data into the Python 'Bridge' object, followed by preprocessing within the bridge object. In this project, I served as the lead developer.
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The data is then sent to third-party software for processing (RFEM and Revit).
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Within RFEM, an iterative process determines which foundation piles need to be added based on the bridge's coordinates.
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Upon completion, results from RFEM model sections are analyzed to conduct assessments and validate the construction model. All data is then archived into appendices and a report.
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What makes the development process of this tool smart is the development of specific Python packages for each component, applicable not only to the tool but also company-wide for engineers.
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This approach allows us to generate more value from the scripts. Refer to my other portfolio pages for descriptions of individual packages.
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<u><b>Technologies:</b></u> <b> PYTHON, RFEM, REVIT, DYNAMO, GITLAB, POETRY, VSCODE, GIT, ANT CDE</b>
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margin-top: 30px;">
<a href="" target="_blank"><img class="portfolio" src="images/rfem-bridge.png"/></a>
<a style="display: block; margin-top: 8px;" href="" target="_blank">Link to the project</a>
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