One of the key tools of the modern engineering approach is BIM design. The use of building information modeling makes it possible to create a digital twin of a plant, where every element — from structures to technological equipment — has its own parameters, characteristics, and interconnections. This allows not only visualization of the future plant in three-dimensional space, but also analysis of its operation before construction begins. As a result, the client gains transparency at all stages of project implementation, while the engineering team receives a precise decision-making tool. In addition, BIM enables coordination of different specialists within a single environment, significantly reducing the number of clashes and shortening project timelines.
As noted by Oleksandr Chumachenko, Director of Design & Construction Company CHIEF, today clients expect not just a design, but a ready-made solution that considers all aspects of the future operation of the plant. “We see that the market has changed: the client wants to understand how their plant will operate even before construction begins. That is why BIM is becoming not just a tool, but a quality standard in design. It allows us to minimize risks, optimize costs, and ensure predictable results,” emphasizes Oleksandr Chumachenko. According to him, it is also important to take into account local market specifics, including the availability of raw materials, logistics, and energy infrastructure, which directly affect the efficiency of the future enterprise.

According to Anna Panchuk, Chief Technologist at DCC CHIEF, the foundation of a successful feed mill is established precisely at the technological level. She emphasizes that the starting point should not be the building or equipment, but a clear understanding of the production process. Flexibility is especially important, as the modern market requires rapid changes in formulations and adaptation to new conditions. “Any efficient plant is прежде всего a properly designed technological process. If it is developed taking into account real production needs, raw material quality, and requirements for the final product, then all other elements become a logical continuation of this concept,” notes Anna Panchuk.
Another important area is automation and digitalization of production. Modern feed mills are equipped with control systems that enable real-time monitoring of all production stages. This not only increases efficiency, but also ensures full traceability of processes, which is a key factor for meeting quality and safety standards. Integrating such systems at the design stage helps avoid additional costs in the future and ensures stable operation from the very first days.
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