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Elemental Effects experience has taught us that a comprehensive design
phase is the foundation on which a project is built. The design phase can eliminate costly problems during the
fabrication and installation of systems.
To this
end we utilize the latest in computer aided drafting (CAD) for the
design of our systems. Much of this work is completed in 3d. 3d models
allow for an accurate inspection of the design before the first part is
ordered or cut. This saves time and materials which ultimately reduces
costs to you, the client.
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Design Issue:
Exterior limitations cramp interior mechanical space.
Interior view of
an exploding gas pump system designed and built for the US Army.
The 3d rendering
was produced using AutoCAD 2000 |
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Design Issue:
Installation in pre-existing structure.
During a
preliminary site inspection, measurements and photos were taken
of the existing space.
The building
structure was modeled in CAD then the system was
designed to fit. |
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A shop mock-up of the space was
constructed for final assembly and testing.
The installation
went according to the design without any unexpected
modifications to the system or the structure.
This flame effect
is located at a miniature golf course in South Dakota.
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