Newly Released: ASPO for AutoCAD Plant 3D — Automate Fabrication Drawings and Spool Workflows
— Keep 3D Data Connected from Design through Fabrication
About the Webinar
3D plant design has made engineering data more structured and connected. But once a project moves from detailed design into fabrication, many teams still rely on manual processes to create fabrication drawings, define Shop and Field welds, assign spool and weld numbers, and keep drawings aligned with the latest 3D model.
As project designs change, maintaining consistency across the model, drawings, and fabrication information can require significant engineering time and create additional opportunities for rework.
ASPO is an add-in suite for Autodesk AutoCAD Plant 3D designed to automate and streamline these fabrication-related workflows while keeping information connected to the 3D model.
In this webinar, we will introduce two ASPO solutions through practical workflows and demonstrations.
ASPO Support Fab helps automate the creation of fabrication drawings directly from the Plant 3D model. It can automatically generate orthographic and isometric views, dimensions, annotations, information tables, and drawing frames, with batch output to PDF or DWG. In an assumed workflow, drawing creation time can be reduced from 30 minutes to 5 minutes per drawing—an 83% reduction.*
ASPO Spool Manager helps streamline spool preparation by visualizing Shop and Field welds in 3D and using rule-based automation to assign Shop/Field welds, spool numbers, and weld numbers. Engineers can then adjust the results directly on the model while maintaining data consistency and checking for issues before drawing output.
Through demonstrations of both solutions, you will see how ASPO can help teams move from manual drawing and data-entry work toward a more automated, model-based fabrication workflow—without losing the value of the 3D data already created during design.
*Based on Arent's assumed workflow and project conditions. Actual results may vary depending on support configuration and operating environment.
Who Should Attend?
This webinar is recommended for:
- Plant owners and EPC contractors
- Piping engineers and piping designers
- Autodesk AutoCAD Plant 3D users
- Construction and fabrication teams
- BIM / Digital Engineering managers
- Construction DX / Digital Transformation leaders
- Engineering managers looking to connect design and field workflows
Date and Time
Thursday, October 22
- 1st Session: (CEST) 11 AM – 12 PM / (IST) 2:30 PM – 3:30 PM / (JST) 6 PM – 7 PM
- 2nd Session: (CDT) 10 AM – 11 AM / (CEST) 5 PM – 6 PM / (IST) 8:30 PM – 9:30 PM
The seminar will be broadcast twice to accommodate the time zones of each continent. Both sessions will cover the same content.
Agenda
- Lecture (45 mins)
- Q&A (15 mins)
*Agenda subject to change without prior notice
Speaker
Jinwoo Park
PlantStream
Technical Consultant Manager / Technical Development Specialist
With a career grounded in plant layout and piping engineering, he has built his expertise through LNG and refinery projects, taking on piping design, material management, and cost estimation. Having worked across the full arc of a project — from early planning through detailed design — he understands firsthand the problems design engineers run into at every stage.
He later expanded into digital transformation and design automation, leading the planning, evaluation, and deployment of digital solutions aimed at better use of engineering data and smoother work processes. His design background allowed him to judge whether a solution would hold up in practice, and to see it through to adoption on real projects.
Today he leads technical consulting for plant design automation solutions while managing engineering development projects. Drawing on both his years on the design floor and his experience turning those problems into digital solutions, he works with clients to improve design efficiency and advance Engineering DX.