Analysis of a building collaborative platform for Industry 4.0 based on Building Information Modelling technology

Ding, Chungang; Kohli, Rashi

doi:10.1049/cim2.12036

Cited by 13 publications

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“…Construction businesses' process, as the heart of the project with a collaborative and autonomous synchronization system, gives a new means to anticipate, manage, and monitor the quality and performance of the project across the whole project life cycle. 3, the second number after the colon is the quotation, and p is the page [28,35,42,49,53,64,71].…”

Section: Theme 5: Construction Managementmentioning

confidence: 99%

Thematic Trends in Industry 4.0 Revolution Potential towards Sustainability in the Construction Industry

Zairul

Zaremohzzabieh

2023

Sustainability

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The construction industry is currently facing challenges because of the massive waste generated by its production processes. The climate agreement also requires the industry to meet the increasing demand for sustainable building materials to achieve the energy transition. As a result, the construction industry is looking for alternative ways to meet these sustainability challenges. The implementation of the fourth industrial revolution (IR4.0) can be an opportunity for the construction industry to become more sustainable. Therefore, this paper aims to (i) ensure a detailed assessment of the existing challenges and (ii) identify the potential implementation of IR4.0 technologies in the construction industry. A set of criteria was established for searching and screening papers from three major databases (Scopus, WoS, and Mendeley), and 58 eligible articles were included in the current study. Using ATLAS.ti 22 software, a thematic analysis was conducted, and the final six themes were determined based on problems and challenges, technology and tools, information technology, consulting and business, construction management, and education. In addition, this paper identified potential prospective study paths. It is expected that the results will be useful for the future direction of the industry in addressing the challenges of IR4.0.

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Section: Theme 5: Construction Managementmentioning

confidence: 99%

Thematic Trends in Industry 4.0 Revolution Potential towards Sustainability in the Construction Industry

Zairul

Zaremohzzabieh

2023

Sustainability

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“…It takes only a few minutes to recharge, and the charge and discharge phases can be repeated thousands of times without degrading the magnet's strength. Depending on the system's capacity, the recharging time can be shortened to satisfy specified parameters [15,23]. e SMES system is a DC current storage device that uses a strong magnetic field to store energy [1].…”

Section: Superconducting Magnetic Energy Storage (Smes)mentioning

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A Review on Frequency Stability Enhancement and Effective Energy Storage through Various Optimization Techniques

Mishra

Ralhan

Mohiddin

2022

Mobile Information Systems

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In recent years, the applicability of these DG units to electrical Microgrids (MGs) has grown rapidly, enabling them to contribute a large percentage of the installed generating capacity. However, the fluctuating and intermittent nature of renewable generation can adversely affect electric grid stability and operations. Conventionally, to overcome these problems, batteries are employed. Nevertheless, the quick charging and discharging cycle reduces the battery life span, resulting in an economic burden and environmental damage. To resolve these problems, short-term Distributed Energy Storage (DES) systems based on advanced technologies, such as Superconducting Magnetic Energy Storage (SMES) and Supercapacitor Energy Storage (SCES), are emerging as potential alternatives. A supplementary regulator which includes storing energy as well as a flexible AC transmission system is designed to boost the minute signal reliability. The precise optimization of multiple energy device characteristics is needed for efficient performance. The artificial intelligence methods and Particle Swarm Optimization (PSO) are used to obtain the optimum parameters in the micro-hydro system. This research examines the many Energy Storage Systems (ESSs) in power systems, particularly microgrids, and demonstrates their critical role in improving the quality of electrical systems. As a result, the ESSs were divided into several technologies based on the energy storage form and the most important technological features. In this review paper, the most common classifications are introduced/presented, summarized, and compared according to their characteristics.

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“…Unavailability of resources The barriers to the implementation of BIM software were further identified as lack of training, insufficient government provisions, and lack of market motivation [2]. Skills and training challenges can also be a barrier to BIM implementation [10]. Perceived usefulness was found to be the highest factor influencing BIM technology adoption [11].…”

Section: Barriers To Implement Bim For Candd Waste Managementmentioning

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The use of building information modelling tools for effective waste management: A systematic review

Liphadzi

Musonda²,

Onososen³

2022

IOP Conf. Ser.: Earth Environ. Sci.

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Construction waste needs to be managed to safeguard the environment. During the design stage in construction, BIM is usually used to demonstrate a virtual presentation of the building. The model can predict material that could be wasted. There is little research on “BIM for waste management”. This study adopts a systematic literature review using the PRISMA model to evaluate extant studies on BIM for waste management. A systematic literature methodology is used to summarise the results of articles that have been previously published. Furthermore, this article identifies BIM tools that can be used for addressing the major problems caused by waste. Findings reveal the barriers to the implementation of BIM for waste management, which are; lack of BIM awareness, unavailability of resources, the lack of guarantee in the security of stored information, and uncertainties in legal policies. Three main BIM-based tools, which can be used for planning for effective waste management have been identified and discussed. The significance of this research is to raise awareness for BIM tools as an aid to effective waste management in construction. The study also points out future research areas that can be investigated to aid the implementation of BIM-based tools for waste management.

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Analysis of a building collaborative platform for Industry 4.0 based on Building Information Modelling technology

Cited by 13 publications

References 43 publications

Thematic Trends in Industry 4.0 Revolution Potential towards Sustainability in the Construction Industry

Thematic Trends in Industry 4.0 Revolution Potential towards Sustainability in the Construction Industry

A Review on Frequency Stability Enhancement and Effective Energy Storage through Various Optimization Techniques

The use of building information modelling tools for effective waste management: A systematic review

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