Integrated product development and lifecycle management in building production – A case study for logistic of mortar distribution in building sites

Duarte, Paulo Cesar; Nakao, Fernando; Ortenzi, Altibano

doi:10.1016/j.jobe.2020.101802

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“…The PDM (Product Data Management) prototype is dated from 1980 and was extracted from CAD (computer aided design)/CAM (computer aided manufacturing) domains and technical design [15]. In the first instance, the PLM aims to adjust the storage, recovery and recuperation problems related to an important number of files for CAD products drawings [16]. For example, to organize data in convenient and standardized form, Alemanni et al [17] propose a new approach using methods related to the quality function deployment promoting the implementation of the model-based definition [17].…”

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Towards Improved Management Within the Cottage Industry: Product Lifecycle Management Case

Saad,

Youness

2023

Management Systems in Production Engineering

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Product Lifecycle Management remains a strategy that aims to strengthen the capabilities and competitive advantages of the company. Its implementation and its adoption depend on the problems that are brought back to be solved by this tool as well as its acceptance by the companies that will implement it. Hence, we like to introduce this approach within the cottage industry to improve its competitiveness. For this, we are going to present this article as being the first step towards the introduction of this strategy within the craft sector. So, we aim to investigate the problems faced by the craft sector, the levers favoring the establishment of this kind of approach and to analyse the independence between the problems investigated, the nature of the companies interviewed and their sector of activity. Data was gathered from surveys of 132 craft industries the primary data analysis was performed using excel and SPSS techniques and chi square test. The results affirm that the management and communication problems, as well as problems related to the raw material waste, are the most dominant in the sector. Moreover, our study shows that the problems faced by the sector are independent towards the nature of the company and the sector of activity.

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Towards Improved Management Within the Cottage Industry: Product Lifecycle Management Case

Saad,

Youness

2023

Management Systems in Production Engineering

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“…Another significant challenge in the construction industry is to lighten the weight of prefabricated systems. This aims to reduce on-site construction time, minimize permanent loads on buildings and reduce CO 2 emissions associated with material transportation [9]. For this reason, the development of new gypsum composite materials that are lighter and facilitate the execution of suspended ceiling plates and prefabricated panels is essential to move towards more industrialized building systems [10].…”

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Characterization of a New Lightweight Plaster Material with Superabsorbent Polymers and Perlite for Building Applications

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The building sector is facing the challenge of transitioning to a more industrialized construction approach and is thus promoting the development of new materials that enable the production of lighter prefabricated products with enhanced thermal performance. This study conducts the physicochemical and mechanical characterization of a new plaster material intended for application in the building sector. The plaster material developed contains potassium polyacrylate and perlite in its composition and has been reinforced with wood, glass and polypropylene fibers to improve its physical and mechanical properties. The results demonstrate that the combined incorporation of potassium polyacrylate and expanded perlite leads to a decrease in density and thermal conductivity by 10.5% and 47%, respectively, compared to traditional plasters. In addition, the incorporation of reinforcement fibers in the plaster matrix, particularly glass fiber, improves the mechanical strength of the new material. The plaster composite developed for this research offers lightweight characteristics and improves the energy efficiency of the construction systems into which it can be integrated and is designed for use in prefabricated panels and plates especially. This progress represents a step towards more efficient industrialized construction.

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Application of virtual manufacturing to predict scenarios and reduce physical and non-physical losses in construction

Junior,

Francisco,

Ortenzi

2024

Int J Adv Manuf Technol

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Integrated product development and lifecycle management in building production – A case study for logistic of mortar distribution in building sites

Cited by 3 publications

References 14 publications

Towards Improved Management Within the Cottage Industry: Product Lifecycle Management Case

Towards Improved Management Within the Cottage Industry: Product Lifecycle Management Case

Characterization of a New Lightweight Plaster Material with Superabsorbent Polymers and Perlite for Building Applications

Application of virtual manufacturing to predict scenarios and reduce physical and non-physical losses in construction

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