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<div style="font-size:170%; font-weight:bold; margin-bottom:4px;">Site (In-Situ) Pipe Spool Survey</div> | |||
<div style="margin-bottom:8px;">Capturing as-built spool geometry, instrument moves, and field control points in automet® FAB.</div> | |||
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== Overview == | |||
A site survey determines the precise spatial geometry and specification of an installed pipe spool, existing tie-in connections, and adjacent structural clearance points. | |||
== Instrument Relocation and Control Points == | |||
< | When surveying complex or extended pipework, multiple instrument setups may be required. | ||
</ | * '''Automated setup registration:''' [[Automet® FAB - Control Capture Methods|Control points]] allow the total station to be relocated around the work area while automatically registering each setup into a single, unified survey dataset. | ||
* '''Real-time validation:''' The **move function** verifies whether relative setup positions are valid and mathematically consistent in real time as you capture observations. | |||
* '''Quality assurance:''' Alignment accuracy between instrument setups is calculated and documented within the generated quality assurance (QA) report. | |||
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== Video Tutorial == | |||
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<div>'''Video tutorial:''' Demonstrates the general site survey capture process, using preliminary designs and multiple instrument setups to capture tie-in flanges and supports: <span style="color: #666; font-size: 90%;">(1:11 mins)</span></div> | |||
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== Related Topics == | |||
* [[Automet® FAB - In-Situ Survey|Survey stage in-situ]] | |||
* [[Automet® FAB - Site (In-Situ) Flange Survey|Site (in-situ) flange survey]] | |||
* [[Automet® FAB - Open Tie-In - Tie-In - Closing Spool Survey|Open tie-in survey]] | |||
Latest revision as of 11:36, 7 October 2026
Site (In-Situ) Pipe Spool Survey
Capturing as-built spool geometry, instrument moves, and field control points in automet® FAB.
Overview
A site survey determines the precise spatial geometry and specification of an installed pipe spool, existing tie-in connections, and adjacent structural clearance points.
Instrument Relocation and Control Points
When surveying complex or extended pipework, multiple instrument setups may be required.
- Automated setup registration: Control points allow the total station to be relocated around the work area while automatically registering each setup into a single, unified survey dataset.
- Real-time validation: The **move function** verifies whether relative setup positions are valid and mathematically consistent in real time as you capture observations.
- Quality assurance: Alignment accuracy between instrument setups is calculated and documented within the generated quality assurance (QA) report.
Real-time instrument setup registration using control points
Video Tutorial
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