Construction of RFIF using VVSFs with application

Katiyar, Kuldip; Prasad, Bhagwati

doi:10.1063/1.5008706

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“…The lifting operation of precast components is a critical stage in the construction process of prefabricated building, as it signi cantly impacts the project's cost, schedule, and quality objectives (Katiyar and Kumar, 2023). During the lifting process of prefabricated components, accurate identi cation of component identities, obtaining component location information, and timely collection of construction information are essential to effectively prevent issues such as component loss, di culties in locating components and installation errors (Zhang, 2021).…”

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Research on Information Management of Prefabricated Component Hoisting Construction Based on Dynamo

Xu,

Wang,

2024

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The application of Building Information Modeling (BIM) in the management of prefabricated component lifting operations in prefabricated construction can significantly improve construction efficiency. However, due to its high level of complexity and cost, it has not been widely adopted. To address this issue, this study focuses on the research of lifting operation information management based on Dynamo. By integrating BIM, Dynamo and mobile information management servers, a comprehensive system for managing prefabricated component lifting operation information is created. First, the paper elaborates on the detailed process of prefabricated component lifting operation information management based on Dynamo, covering the construction preparation stage and the lifting construction stage. Subsequently, Dynamo is utilized to develop programs for information input and processing, component sorting, and component coding and QR code generation. Furthermore, a mobile information management server is employed to build an information management application. By scanning Dynamo-generated QR codes, workers can access basic information about components, as well as upload construction and quality inspection data. Furthermore, this application facilitates information sharing and real-time data collection. Finally, this method is tested in a case study involving the lifting operation of composite slabs. The results show that the management system developed based on Dynamo can effectively improve the efficiency of hoisting construction information management prefabricated components of modular construction, reduce management costs, and promote sustainable development of engineering construction.

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