Analysis and Design of Reinforced Concrete Bridge Column Based on BIM

Shin, Hyun-Tae; Lee, H.M.; Oh, Soyoung; Chen, J.H.

doi:10.1016/j.proeng.2011.07.271

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“…BIM has a very important impact on the construction industry. In 2011, Shin et al proposed a project, product lifecycle management (PLM), combined with BIM analysis and design system, and applied the system to bridge reinforced concrete bridge column structure [4]. Ma uses BIM software to obtain the type, quantity, severity, and location information of damage during bridge construction.…”

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Applying Building Information Modelling Plus-the Practice of Shanghai Shipping Service Complex

Wang

et al. 2018

Review of Industrial Engineering Letters

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Taking advantage of Building Information Model (BIM) to integrate multi-dimensional information, such as time and space information can provide robust guidance for design, construction and operation management, which can produce strong technical support for improving project management. Based on the BIM+ theory and the ship lock construction in Shanghai Shipping Service Complex (SSSC), this paper formulates the stages and contents of the application of BIM technology. Through the implementation of BIM in the planning, design, construction and maintenance of ship lock engineering, the management of the whole life cycle of the project are realised. The application of BIM+ theory in SSSC lock engineering is explored effectively by 3D printing technology combined with Internet technology..

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Applying Building Information Modelling Plus-the Practice of Shanghai Shipping Service Complex

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Review of Industrial Engineering Letters

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“…The objectoriented nature of BIM and its ability to capture information beyond 3D geometry makes it a unique facilitator for utilising the same information for downstream activities (Borrmann and Rank, 2010). The re-use of BIM data for downstream analysis and design activities -such as structural analysis (Shin et al, 2011), construction planning (Kumar and Cheng, 2015) or costestimation (Lee, Kim and Yu, 2014;Staub-French et al, 2003) -has the potential to minimise errors which are prevalent in traditional design processes (Christiansson, 2004). Due to its object-driven and model-centric core, BIM has the potential to positively distribute the efforts expended by designers, from production-oriented, low value-adding tasks, to decision-making tasks (Singh, Sawhney and Borrmann, 2015;Sawhney, 2014).…”

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Utilising Building Component Data from BIM for Formwork Planning

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Sawhney

Sharma³

2017

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Advancements in the computing realm have assisted the Architecture, Engineering, and Construction (AEC) industry to progress significantly by automating several design tasks and activities. Building Information Modelling (BIM) authoring tools have played a significant role in automating design tasks and reducing the efforts required by the designer in redundant, repetitive or production-oriented activities. This paper explores one such approach that, with the help of BIM authoring tool and its Application Programming Interface (API), reduces the efforts expended on formwork design for concrete structures. The paper utilises the concept of using BIM data as input to compute the quantity of formwork, and generate visualisations and schedule of formwork. The developed approach first takes data input from semantic BIM to the API environment for computation and design of formwork systems, which is then placed within the BIM model, to generate visualisation and prepare schedules. The research work utilises a structural concrete wall as an example to demonstrate the presented approach. The approach will be influential in streamlining the formwork design process in the BIM environment and reducing efforts required by the designer and the planning engineer. Since the formwork elements are generated as 3-Dimensional (3D) solids and smart BIM elements, the generated model of formwork can be used for resolving clashes, scheduling, and resource planning.

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“…With these advantages, BIM has also been adopted by commercial software, such as Autodesk Revit, ArchiCAD, and Allplan [13]. Furthermore, BIM has been successfully implemented in many bridges' designs [14,15] and constructions [16][17][18]. However, the application in the maintenance phase started relatively late.…”

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Development of a Bridge Management System Based on the Building Information Modeling Technology

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With the development of the Chinese transportation industry, the number of bridges has increased significantly, but this results in high pressure of structural maintenance and management. Bridge management system (BMS) is critical for efficient maintenance and ensured safety of bridge structures during long-term operation. Building information modeling (BIM) is an emerging technology with powerful visualization and informatization capability, making it an ideal tool for developing modern management systems. This paper introduces the development of a bridge management system based on the BIM technology. Industry Foundation Classes (IFC) and International Framework for Dictionaries (IFD) standards are studied and extended, and coding rules are proposed for the Chinese bridge industry. Also, a standard structural modeling method is proposed to fast build the bridge BIM model. Web-BIM oriented bridge management is proposed, and portable devices are introduced into the system. Collaborative management is realized for different users. The BIM-based maintenance management system is designed. Finally, a practical BIM-based BMS is established for a long-span cable-stayed bridge in China. This system integrates the BIM with the geographic information system (GIS) and contains information management, inspection management, technical condition evaluation, and enables users to cooperate with each other. Such a BMS could help to improve the management efficiency and ensure its normal operation, providing a useful platform for the maintenance of massive bridges in China.

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Analysis and Design of Reinforced Concrete Bridge Column Based on BIM

Cited by 19 publications

References 2 publications

Applying Building Information Modelling Plus-the Practice of Shanghai Shipping Service Complex

Applying Building Information Modelling Plus-the Practice of Shanghai Shipping Service Complex

Utilising Building Component Data from BIM for Formwork Planning

Development of a Bridge Management System Based on the Building Information Modeling Technology

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