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Busbar clash detected with AR

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10 September 2024

Undetected clashes cause delays onsite, that can quickly spiral and slow site-wide progress.

In this video, our Field Application Engineer (FAE) spotted a design clash between upcoming busbar and containment installations.

Since neither had yet been installed, the FAE reported the issue to the design team and resolved it before any problems arose from the potential clash.

By taking this proactive approach, the contractor avoids the risk of overlooking the issue until after the initial parts of the containment and busbar are installed onsite, which would result in a much larger, more costly problem.

These early inspections are saving the GC significant time and money.

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