Improving failure risk by better planning and safety for precast beam-to-column connection elements using physical internet-enabled building information modeling technology: a Malaysian case study

Ismail, Zul-Atfi

doi:10.1108/ijbpa-08-2021-0104

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“…Zul-Atfi Ismail's contribution is entitled “Improving failure risk by better planning and safety for precast beam-to-column connection elements using physical internet-enabled building information modeling technology: a Malaysian case study” (Ismail, 2023). The purpose of this paper is to show that the growing global trend of quality assurance indicates the potential of precast concrete (PC) to improve construction quality and productivity, reduce wasteful construction, achieve design standardization and decrease construction time.…”

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Guest editorial: “Building pathology: the past, new approaches and opportunities”

Flores‐Colen

Brito

2023

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Overview of the special issue Today's building pathology studies should be oriented to systemize the knowledge from the past, good previous experiences but also focused on the new challenges of construction and rehabilitation industry. There is a growing need for more ready access to available knowledge, based on new technologies and more feedback in a structured and continuous way. The complexity of buildings is increasing and new materials and constructive systems are being applied in new or existent buildings. The monitoring of buildings performance under real exposure conditions should be the basis of new trends in this field.Nowadays, a new concept of sustainable development, primarily based on the quality of life and lower impacts on the natural environment, increases the importance of having specific intervention criteria and methodologies based on a building pathology knowledge. The early detection of building failures can help in reducing conflicts and costs. Building pathology should have new insights about the Information and Communications Technology (ICT), internet of things, uncertainty and risk analysis, advanced diagnosis techniques and forensic engineering approaches, with a consensual approach in the scientific and technical community.Building pathology is a very ancient occurrence but it needs new approaches to be dealt with. The building stock has increased exponentially in the last century and there is a need for faster and more efficient ways to inspect, diagnose and maintain/rehabilitate current buildings with pathology problems. The challenge is therefore that of benchmarking and systemizing all procedures linked with building pathology and use advanced tools, knowledge and technologies to improve today's practice, by reaching out to professionals in the field.The International Council for Research and Innovation in Building and Construction (CIB) is organized in Working Commissions. W086 -Building Pathology (https://cibworld.org/ commissions/w086-building-pathology/) is one of the longest-running commissions within CIB "is essentially concerned with learning from past and current building pathology and encouraging the systematic application of that knowledge to the design, construction and management of buildings".In order to boost the dissemination of all concepts concerning building pathology, W086 decided to champion a special issue in the International Journal of Building Pathology and Adaptation, a CIB-encouraged journal, entitled "Building Pathology: The past, new approaches and opportunities" (https://cibworld.org/building-pathology-the-past-new-approaches-andopportunities/). Description of the contributionsNine manuscripts have been submitted, reviewed and accepted for publications in this special issue. Their scope ranges various subjects concerning building pathology, as described next. Both W086 members and non-members contributed to the special issue.

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Guest editorial: “Building pathology: the past, new approaches and opportunities”

Flores‐Colen

Brito

2023

IJBPA

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“…With the accelerating global urbanization and the rapid development of infrastructure construction, prefabricated beams have become one of the important structural elements in modern construction projects [1][2]. With the advantages of stable quality, convenient construction, and high processing accuracy, prefabricated beams can significantly reduce the construction period and cost of building projects and improve the structural system's load-bearing capacity and seismic performance [3][4].…”

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Management, organization, coordination and prognosis of precast beams during construction

2023

Applied Mathematics and Nonlinear Sciences

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In this paper, we propose a method for monitoring the construction quality and progress of assembled buildings based on point cloud model feature extraction to achieve accurate identification and rapid detection of construction process information because of the existing problems in precast beam construction data collection and processing, combined with 3D laser scanning technology. Soil excavation and filling calculations are performed to determine the site design elevation before the main structure construction starts, the prefabricated components are simulated to be assembled and viewed for assembly errors during the construction process, and the verticality and flatness of the prefabricated beams are inspected after the construction is completed in combination with least squares. The construction quality problems and delays in construction progress were also corrected and adjusted to ensure a smooth construction process. After the main bridge was constructed, it was measured to have a damping ratio of around 0.011, which means it can dissipate external energy input.

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Improving failure risk by better planning and safety for precast beam-to-column connection elements using physical internet-enabled building information modeling technology: a Malaysian case study

Cited by 2 publications

References 42 publications

Guest editorial: “Building pathology: the past, new approaches and opportunities”

Guest editorial: “Building pathology: the past, new approaches and opportunities”

Management, organization, coordination and prognosis of precast beams during construction

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