Business Case

CREDO3D

Photo-realistic 3D visualisation for Integrity Engineers

Turn simple photographs into interactive, data-connected 3D models of pressure equipment.

Rotate & examine Connect integrity data Runs on the Credo platform

Introduction

Integrity decisions are only as good as the picture in front of you

Pressure equipment is complex. 2D drawings, isolated photographs and disconnected data make it hard to see the real condition of a plant — inside and out.

Design, operational, inspection and corrosion data live in separate systems, far from the equipment they describe.

01 · Business Case

The Business Case

Six reasons Credo3D delivers value to Integrity teams.

Six cards · banking left and right through the model

Business Case · 1 of 6

Photo-realistic visualisation

Give Integrity engineers a photo-realistic view of equipment — no CAD model or laser survey required.

Photo-realistic 3D model of a valve — A valve rendered from photographs

Business Case · 2 of 6

Explore inside and out

External and internal surfaces, from any angle and at any scale.

Screenshot of the 3D model interior view

Business Case · 3 of 6

Connect the data

Link Design, Operational, Inspection and Corrosion data directly into the 3D model — so every component carries its own story.

Design Operational Inspection Corrosion

Business Case · 4 of 6

Understand faster

Present equipment in 3D to maximise rapid understanding of integrity issues — the model communicates what a thousand drawings cannot.

Business Case · 5 of 6

Minimal configuration

Runs on top of the existing Credo platform — no new infrastructure, no heavy setup. It simply plugs into the systems you already use.

Business Case · 6 of 6

Rapid generation

Generate 3D models quickly from simple photographs, so new equipment can be captured and understood in minutes.

3D model generated from photographs — Captured from photographs

02 · Key Features

Key Features

What Credo3D does for the Integrity team — proof from the live application.

Eight cards · screenshots of the real UI

Feature · 1 of 8

Rotate, size & examine

Equipment is presented as a photo-realistic model that can be rotated, sized and examined inside and out.

Rotatable photo-realistic equipment model — Rotate · size · examine

Feature · 2 of 8

Connect model to data

Connect features of the model to the Credo database, tying every component to its own records.

Feature · 3 of 8

Click to reveal the archive

Once connected, clicking a feature reveals the archive of integrity data behind it.

Equipment · Archive

DesignSpec · Rev C

OperationalLive · 2026

Inspection12 records

Corrosion3 anomalies

Feature · 4 of 8

Highlight the defects

Marquee an area of concern — corrosion, pitting, a suspect weld — onto its layer.

Screenshot of highlighted defect areas on the model interior

Feature · 5 of 8

View technical documents

Open PDF reports in place, without leaving the model.

Screenshot of a PDF document opened from the model

Feature · 6 of 8

View images

Digital radiography films, at the click of a pin.

Screenshot of a digital radiography film opened from the model

Feature · 7 of 8

Risk at a glance

The A–E risk disc sits right on the callout, on the part.

Screenshot of risk data shown for an equipment feature

Feature · 8 of 8

The Heads-Up Display

Click a callout and the HUD stacks the full data story — tables, documents, thickness history, stream fluids.

Summary

Credo3D

Photo-realistic 3D models · connected integrity data · minimal setup.

A faster, clearer way for Integrity engineers to see — and share — the full picture.